Located in Windsor High Street, opposite Sir Christopher Wren’s famous Guildhall, Macdonald Castle Hotel Windsor is just two minutes walk from the main gate of Windsor Castle. The stylish ambiance of the hotel, with its fine Georgian architecture, celebrates history as well as offers modern comforts to its guests. All the 111 comfortable guestrooms are well furnished and equipped with modern amenities. The distinguished in house restaurant offers the best of traditional British and contemporary cuisine, along with a fine selection of wines.

Windsor Castle is the largest inhabited castle in the world, and the oldest in continuous occupation (over 900 years). It is one of the Queen's three official residences, and is often said to be her favourite. The Royal Standard flies over the Round Tower of Windsor Castle when the Queen is in residence - at other times, the Union Jack flag flies in its place. Samuel Pepys proclaimed the Castle to be "the most romantique castle that is in the world". That was in 1666, and the same is true today. A short walk into Windsor reveals a lively shopping centre, bustling with pavement cafes, bars and restaurants. A leisurely stroll over the bridge into Eton leads to Dickensian cobbled streets with antique shops, traditional pubs and Eton College.

Idyllically situated on England's South Coast and with over 14 miles of beautiful coastline, Sussex by the Sea is a unique blend of traditional seaside fun, rural tranquillity, centuries of heritage, and unspoilt countryside. Comprising the historic town of Arundel and the seaside resorts of Bognor Regis and Littlehampton, Sussex by the Sea is perfect for a day trip, short break or longer holiday. The South Downs, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, attracts hikers, mountain bikers and horse riders. Arundel, with its Castle, Cathedral, antique and specialist shops, is not to be missed. The relaxing seaside destinations of Littlehampton with sandy beaches and greens, and Bognor Regis, one of the sunniest place in Britain, perfectly complement the rest of the area.

Littlehampton was laid out over 100 years ago and is classic links, with a twist. The course is bounded by the yacht harbour and the River Arun to the west, high dunes to the south and mature trees to the west, giving a few of the holes a parkland feel. It opens with a tough par 4, and closes with two tough holes. The par five 17th plays back to the sea with heavy rough and deep pot bunkers. The 18th runs back to the clubhouse, at over 400yds, is a wonderful closing hole. A bar and dining room overlooking the course offer welcome relief after a battering by the wind outside!  

Jeake's House stands on one of the most beautiful ancient cobbled streets of Rye, and today plays host to the discerning guest who wants to recapture the feel of history while at the same time enjoying a high standard of modern comfort and relaxed hospitality. The hotel is a 5-diamond award winning establishment and also the proud recipient of the Good Hotel Guide César Award. Comfort is the watchword. You can relax and enjoy the pictures in the oak-beamed parlour, or have a drink in the book-lined bar. On cold mornings you will be greeted by a roaring fire typical of the traditional attention to detail that will make your stay a truly memorable experience .

Rye itself is a bustling, jovial market town with richly contrasting examples of architecture over several centuries, including old stonework, weatherboarding, and incomparable half-timbering. It boasts a fine museum within the Norman keep of the Ypres Castle, an ancient church with an Elizabethan clock and the last stained glass window created by Edward Burne-Jones and William Morris, art galleries, and potteries. The surrounding countryside is richly rewarding for the perceptive visitor, and Jennyat Jeakes is always happy to advise on leisurely trips to historic castles, beautiful gardens and picturesque villages; and can recommend the best local restaurants and friendly inns. This is also a perfect location to visit castles such as Dover, Walmer and Deal, on the way to and from your golf.

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.