Solo Golf Holidays in Southern England

The hardest part of a solo golf holiday isn’t the golf — it’s the question of who you’ll play it with. We take that off your plate entirely. When you book a solo break with us, we arrange your tee times in advance and, wherever you’d like company, place you into group tee times with other golfers so there’s always a fourball waiting. You keep the freedom to wander off and explore on your own, but the moment you want a game and a chat at the turn, it’s already organised.

For solo golfers who want that built in from the start, our hosted and escorted group tours are ideal. A Golf Planet Holidays host travels with the group, looks after the tee sheet and transfers, and makes the introductions, so a trip you booked on your own quickly feels like one you took with friends. It’s the most relaxed way to play a run of new courses without organising a single thing yourself.

Where you stay sets the tone for the whole break, so we build solo trips around resorts that are comfortable to be in on your own — good food, a proper bar, and golf on the doorstep. Dale Hill Hotel & Golf Club in East Sussex is a natural home base, with the on-site Dale Hill Golf Club and rolling Wealden views to come back to after a day’s play. Hanbury Manor Marriott in Hertfordshire pairs a country-house hotel with a championship course just north of London, an easy choice if you’re flying in and want minimal transfer time. And Old Thorns Hotel & Resort in Hampshire gives you a full resort feel — golf, spa and dining — set in quiet countryside near the South Downs.

You don’t have to pick blind. Tell us how you like to play and unwind, and we’ll recommend the base that fits, then quote the package in pounds with the price clear before you decide.

The real draw of a Southern England golf trip is the variety packed into a small area. From your base you can take in Dale Hill Golf Club, the heathland test at Crowborough Beacon, the coastal turf of Cooden Beach, the two-course championship venue at East Sussex National, and the classic, much-loved Piltdown Golf Club — five distinct rounds, each with its own character, all within comfortable driving distance of one another.

That mix is what makes the region work so well for solos: short hops between courses mean more golf and less time on the road, and a well-chosen rota gives you something new to talk about with your playing partners every evening. We’ll sequence the rounds, book every tee time, and make sure the harder days and the gentler ones fall where you want them.

Every solo holiday we arrange is tailor-made and enquiry-based: you tell us what you’re after, we build it and quote a single clear price in GBP, with no obligation until you’re happy. It also means peace of mind built in — Golf Planet Holidays is ATOL Protected, and your money is held in trust with PTS until you have travelled, so your payment is safeguarded all the way through.

For golfers travelling from the United States, this is a comparatively gentle introduction to British golf — a tight cluster of courses, short transfers and English-speaking ease, all priced transparently in pounds, which can stretch a strong dollar pleasingly far. We can arrange flights and ATOL-protected travel as part of the package or work around the flights you’ve already booked; either way the on-the-ground golf, hotels and group tee times are handled end to end. Just tell us your dates and we’ll take it from there.