Courses: Stoke Park, Isle of Purbeck, Urban Golf, Royal St. George’s.
Bond villain Oddjob caddying at Stoke Park Club
One of the most passionate golfing countries in the world, for its size, the south of England offers a multitude of golfing experiences.
Having jetted in, Adventure Golfer Ian Cross, heads straight for the famous Stoke Park Club, a classic English country estate that was the setting for James Bond film, ‘Goldfinger‘.
Just of the mainland lies the scenic Isle of Purbeck Golf Club, providing a stern test for the high-handicap golfer.
A detour to London offers golf with a difference: a city basement with state-of-the-art simulators.
One of the traditional homes of the Open Championship lies on the Kent coastline, where Ian confronts the world’s tallest bunker at the legendary Royal St. George’s Golf Club.
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