All Inclusive Golf Holidays

All inclusive golf holidays have become the preferred way for golfers to travel, and it’s easy to see why. Bundling green fees, accommodation, food and drink at the hotel into a single upfront price takes away the guesswork of budgeting for a trip, so there’s no need to work out food and drink costs for every day of the holiday. For groups in particular, that simplicity matters: everyone pays a fair share up front, and there’s no need to split restaurant bills or track who owes what for the last round of drinks. It’s a straightforward, stress-free way to plan a golf trip from start to finish.

Beyond the convenience, all inclusive golf holidays tend to offer genuinely strong value. Resorts that package golf alongside food, drink and accommodation are often able to offer better overall pricing than booking each element separately, particularly for multi-round trips where green fees can otherwise add up quickly. That value, combined with the freedom to eat and drink at the hotel without constantly reaching for your wallet, is a big part of why this style of holiday has grown so consistently in popularity with UK golfers heading abroad. It’s worth noting that food and drink at the golf course clubhouse itself is usually payable separately, though a handful of resorts in Belek, Turkey go a step further and extend all inclusive benefits to the clubhouse too, so golfers can eat and drink on the course itself without reaching for their wallet.

It also suits the way golf holidays are actually enjoyed: early tee times, long lazy lunches back at the hotel, a few holes in the afternoon and drinks on the terrace in the evening, all without a second thought about cost. Whether it’s a short golf break with friends or a longer winter escape, an all inclusive golf holiday gives golfers the freedom to focus on their game and their company, rather than the admin of the trip.