Best golf trips in March
Explore exotic golf, scenic views & fantastic culture
As the UK golf season gets underway, March is one of the best months to plan a golf holiday. Whether you’re looking to escape the lingering winter chill for guaranteed sunshine or stay closer to home for an early-season UK break, there are fantastic options to suit every golfer.
From bucket-list courses like Teeth of the Dog in the Dominican Republic and world-class layouts in Thailand, to great-value breaks in Turkey and the Canary Islands, March offers ideal playing conditions in many top destinations. To help you choose, we’ve put together our expert travel tips, FAQs and a handpicked selection of the best golf trips to book in March.

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Travel tips for golf holidays in March
With so many options in March, from the season beginning in the UK, to optimal temperature's in the Middle East there are few things you'll need to get right. Here are some of our Golf Travel Expert's best travel tips for golf trips in March:
- Take advantage of the shoulder season:
March is a shoulder season in many destinations, meaning you can often find better prices, flights, hotels and tee times while enjoying fewer crowds at major attractions and courses. It’s a great time to explore popular cities without the peak summer rush.
- Look out for seasonal highlights:
March offers some fantastic seasonal experiences depending on where you travel. It’s an excellent time for safaris in South Africa, as the late summer period brings lush landscapes and great game-viewing opportunities. The shift in weather also means there are also spectacular desert wildflower blooms in the US across Arizona and Nevada.
- Check local holidays and spring break dates:
Spring break periods vary by country and region, and they can significantly impact prices and availability, especially in beach destinations and major cities. A quick check before booking can help you avoid higher costs and crowded resorts.
- Research beach destinations carefully:
Not all “sunny” destinations are warm enough for swimming in March. Southern Spain, the Canary Islands, Dubai, and parts of Southeast Asia typically offer more reliable sunshine than the Mediterranean mainland.

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FAQs for golf holidays in March
Below, we’ve answered some of the most common questions about travelling in March, from weather and course conditions to booking timelines and the best destinations to consider. Whether you’re planning a short-haul break in Europe or a long-haul golf tour, these FAQs will help you organise your trip with confidence and make the most of your March golf escape.
Q: Is March a good time to book a golf holiday? A: Yes, March is an excellent time for a golf holiday. Many destinations enjoy ideal playing temperatures, and courses are typically in great condition after winter maintenance periods.
Q: Which destinations are best for golf in March? Popular options include Turkey (Belek), Dubai, Morocco and South Africa. These destinations offer warm weather and strong course conditions at this time of year.
Q: Are golf courses busy in March? For European destinations March is considered a shoulder season meaning the courses are not as busy as during summer months, for areas like Dubai however, conditions are perfect and tee times should be booked as early as possible to ensure you play at your preferred venues.
Q: Can I combine golf with sightseeing in March? A: Absolutely. March offers comfortable conditions for combining golf with cultural experiences, city tours, safaris, or beach time, depending on your destination.
Q: Will daylight hours be long enough for 18 holes? A: In most destinations, yes. Daylight hours increase throughout March, particularly in Europe, making it comfortable to complete 18 holes without feeling rushed.
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