Golf

Play golf in 24‑hour daylight during summer above the Arctic Circle, then later in the year tee off by day and watch the Aurora Borealis dance overhead.

Set inside the vast crater of a dormant volcano, Bali Handara offers a truly one-of-a-kind golfing experience. This championship course, designed by British Open champion Peter Thomson, winds through lush highland rainforest, crater lakes, and ancient temple gates. Surrounded by green volcanic peaks, every turn reveals a new, spectacular view.

Playing the Old Course at St Andrews in Scotland isn’t just a round, it’s a rite of passage. As the oldest and most iconic golf course in the world, every step along its storied fairways connects you to over six centuries of golfing history. From the famous Swilcan Bridge to the legendary Road Hole, this is where champions have triumphed, traditions were born, and the spirit of the game lives on.

Located on the edge of Kruger National Park, Leopard Creek is no ordinary golf course, it’s a true safari experience. Here water hazards might contain hippos and fairways overlook elephant herds in the distance. Designed by Gary Player, the course winds along the Crocodile River and blends immaculate greens with raw African wilderness. After your round, retreat to a luxury lodge for a sundowner.

Begin with a scenic helicopter flight over Lake Wakatipu, landing at a remote mountaintop tee box on Cecil Peak. Swing your first shot into the vast alpine air (no fairway, just the thrill of the drive). After your airborne opening, descend to play a full round at Jack’s Point, a championship course set between mountain peaks and lakefront cliffs. Pair it with wine tastings or adventure activities for a golf day you'll never forget.