Black Mountain Golf Club, Thailand 
If “winter” to you means “sunny holiday,” Black Mountain is your happy place. Set in a lush Hua Hin valley, the course delivers bigscreen mountain views, sparkling lakes, and fairways so photogenic you’ll pause mid-swing. The layout features water, risk-reward par-5s, and contoured greens that keep skilled players engaged. Excellent for golfers seeking top-tier winter golf in warm weather.

Gleneagles, Scotland 
Winter at Gleneagles feels like stepping into a postcard where the hills are frosty, and the fairways somehow stay impeccably groomed. Golfers rave about how the course holds its ground even after heavy snow and rain. So, despite the season, this iconic estate manages to deliver playable greens and sweeping views that make you forget you’re bundled up in three layers.

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Quinta Do Lago, Portugal 
The Algarve is Europe’s unofficial winter-golf capital, and Quinta do Lago is one of its crown jewels. Mild temperatures and oceancooled breezes keep the course playable and enjoyable all season. Its varied routing—mixing lakes, coastal winds and gentle elevation—keeps low handicappers and strategists engaged.

Pebble Beach Golf Links, USA
Winter at California’s Pebble Beach brings cooler air, dramatic Pacific backdrops and firm, breeze-influenced golf that skilled players relish. Its narrow cliffside fairways and small, well-guarded greens demand precise iron play year-round. Winter crowds thin slightly, making tee times more accessible than during peak holiday months.

Abama Golf Tenerife, Spain
With Canary Island’s famously warm winter climate, Abama offers lush fairways and Atlantic views while the rest of Europe shivers. The course blends resort comfort with a challenging layout shaped around volcanic terrain. Winter conditions stay consistently dry and playable, making it a go-to winter-sun favourite. Perfect for golfers wanting winter golf that feels suspiciously like summer.