We've taken Europe's most iconic walking trails and asked ourselves a simple question: could this be improved with a nine iron? Unanimously, the answer was yes.

 

You can choose from a collection of fore itineraries.

 

Tee off in the shadow of Mont Blanc and play your way through the dramatic valleys of the French Alps. Par for the course: spectacular. Hazards: mainly marmots and the odd glacial crevasse. We recommend a long iron for the Col de Balme.

 

 

Portugal's wild Atlantic coastline was practically made for links golf as the wind alone will add four shots to your scorecard. Use a sand wedge along the clifftops, keep an eye on the tides, and try not to lose too many balls to the Atlantic Ocean. We accept no liability for balls lost to the Atlantic Ocean.

 

Putt your way across 800 kilometres of Spanish countryside to the iconic cathedral in Santiago de Compostela. Fellow pilgrims have been walking this route for centuries in search of meaning and spiritual enlightenment. You'll be doing it in search of birdie.

 

 

Alfred Wainwright's legendary 192-mile route from St Bees on the Irish Sea to Robin Hood's Bay on the North Sea is one of England's great long-distance walks. Tradition dictates that you dip your boot in the sea at the start, and again at the finish. We have modernised this ritual for 2026. You will dunk a golf ball. Both ends. It is what Wainwright would have wanted.

 

 

 

- Daily bag transfers - your luggage and your clubs moved to your next accommodation
- Comfortable, handpicked accommodation - because after 20 kilometres and 87 shots, you've earned a proper bed
- Our easy-to-use navigation app, now upgraded with shot tracking and course mapping
- Daily caddying from our expert local guides, who will read the terrain, offer strategic advice and carry your clubs
- High quality clubs provided