Westover Hall is a Grade II Listed Victorian mansion situated on the edge of the New Forest enjoying stunning views across Christchurch Bay, the Isle of Wight and the 'Needles' rocks. The hotel lies 200 yards from the peaceful beach where the hotel has its own beach hut and the Saxon village of Milford-on-Sea is a few minutes walk away. Built by the famous Victorian Architect Arnold Mitchell in 1897, the hotel features a magnificent series of stained glass windows and original oak panelling and ceilings. The hotel is family owned and run ensuring personal service and a relaxed, informal atmosphere. This is a hotel where you can kick off your shoes as soon as you walk in the door, grab a book and curl up on the sofa. Head chef Jimmy Desriviere’s total passion for gastronomic food is encouraged by the abundance of local produce found in this New Forest coastal area. His accent is on local dishes memorable for their richness in colour and fullness of flavour. The result is a deliciously balanced dining experience, enhanced by the sweeping sea views..

Set upon the South West peninsula of Hayling Island, with superb views across the Solent to the Isle of Wight, Hayling was founded in 1883 and has lost nothing of its ancient charm. The ground gently undulates between the dunes, with an overwhelming feeling of naturalness. There are, however, a number of semi-blind approach shots, making club selection challenging, especially when the wind is up. The stunning clubhouse at Hayling is very reminiscent of the famous art deco 19th at Royal Birkdale, and the panorama from the upstairs bar is second to none.    

Rye is so very private that it is nigh impossible for most golfers to secure a tee time – it’s a lot easier to get a game on the Old course at St Andrews ! However, London Golf is now able to reserve preferential tee times for our overseas clients. Rye is a traditional old seaside venue that grants you the welcome opportunity to step back in time. Many believe the Old Course at Rye to be one of the most eye-catching, memorable and challenging links courses in the country and it is very hard to disagree with that.

Royal St George’s is a classic links course, and has hosted 13 Open Championships. There is nothing artificial about Royal St George’s; there is a natural look and feel to the course that blends beautifully into the surroundings. It represents one of the most difficult tests of golf, requiring courage, confidence and solid ball striking. Severely undulating fairways make good scoring very tough indeed . Commanding views over Pegwell Bay and the white cliffs of Dover ensure an amazing experience.

England ’s largest and most spectacular vineyard, with 265 acres of vines on the beautiful North Downs, the chateau-style visitor centre has much to offer, facilities include daily Wine Experience Tours with special effect 360 degree cinema, winery tour and guided cellar tasting. Not to be missed are exotic conservatory restaurant, 3rd floor Gallery Restaurant with panoramic views, gift shop and vineyard train. Ample free parking and easy access. Open all year, a great day out.