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39 packagesSpread across 400 acres of Lincolnshire countryside near Grantham, Belton Woods pairs two very different 18-hole layouts with a full leisure offering under one roof. The Woods Course is the tighter, tree-framed test that suits club events and steady ball-strikers, while the Lakes Course opens up with more water in play, giving higher-handicap groups a friendlier second round. Guests stay in spacious, contemporary rooms and can unwind at the on-site spa, complete with pool, gym and treatment suites, before heading to the restaurant or bar overlooking the grounds. With quick access from the A1, it's a straightforward pick for couples, families or golf societies wanting everything in one place.
8 packagesOn the fringes of the Cotswolds, this resort keeps golf, accommodation and leisure within easy walking distance of each other. Its 18-hole championship course has a modern layout, wide fairways and neatly shaped greens with just enough water and elevation change to keep things interesting for a broad range of handicaps. Rooms look directly out over the course, and once the round is finished, there's a full-service spa and gym to recover in, plus a restaurant and bar suited equally to a quiet dinner or a larger group gathering.
8 packagesTucked into the East Sussex countryside near the Kent border, Dale Hill offers 36 holes across two contrasting layouts without any of the fuss of a big resort. The Old Course sticks to tradition, with tree-lined fairways and a gentler climb, while the longer, more open Ian Woosnam Course, designed by the Masters-winning golfer himself, asks tougher questions, particularly in the wind. Rooms sit right beside the courses, and a straightforward restaurant and bar handle post-round meals and drinks. It's a good-value, unpretentious base for golfers wanting variety close to London and the South East.
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