Famous championship courses with full resort hotels, hospitality and meeting space, an easy reach from London and the airports, and one concierge to run the client day from the tee sheet to the trophy.
Photograph: The Belfry Brabazon Course via Google
A corporate golf day in England is the most reliable way to entertain clients, reward a team or close out a sales year, and the country is built for it. The best venues pair a famous championship course with a full hotel, conference and dining space, branded hospitality and easy access from London or the motorway network, so the golf, the awards dinner and the overnight stay all happen in one place. It suits client entertaining where the course name matters, team away days that need a format mixed abilities can enjoy, and incentive trips that reward the year's best with a round people will talk about. The art is matching the venue to the audience and building a day that looks after the keen golfers and the casual ones alike.
For prestige and client entertaining, point at Wentworth or The Grove near London. For a flagship two day event with everything on site, The Belfry is the classic choice, a four time Ryder Cup host with hotels, a spa and three courses. For a northern base or a value led team day, Close House and Carden Park deliver a resort experience with room for a large field.
The home of corporate golf in England, host of the Ryder Cup in 1985, 1989, 1993 and 2002, with the famous drivable tenth and the watery eighteenth. A large resort hotel, a spa, three courses and dedicated event space make it the natural choice for a flagship two day company event.
A five star country estate twenty five minutes from central London and a short hop from Heathrow, host of a World Golf Championship and the British Masters. Immaculate, modern and discreet, with a luxury hotel and spa, it is the premier address for entertaining senior clients close to the capital.
The European Tour's home club and host of the BMW PGA Championship, a storied Surrey heathland course among the most prestigious names in the game. Access is by arrangement and a handicap certificate is required, which makes it the ultimate client day for a small, discerning group.
A polished modern resort on the Tyne near Newcastle, host of the 2017 British Masters under Lee Westwood, with two courses, a fine clubhouse and a short par 3 layout. The strongest northern base for a corporate day, an easy reach of the airport with room for a full field.
A vast country estate resort in Cheshire with a Jack Nicklaus championship course, a second eighteen, a hotel, spa and extensive conference space. Built to absorb a large group across golf, meetings and hospitality, it is a dependable Midlands and northwest choice for a sizeable away day.
Designers, pars and tournament history verified June 2026. Green fees are indicative third party figures for the 2026 season and change with season, day and group rate; corporate days are usually quoted as a package per head. Always confirm directly before booking.
Guests check in, drop bags and head to the range. Coffee and bacon rolls, a welcome from the host and the team draw before the shotgun.
A shotgun start so everyone finishes together, played as a team scramble that suits mixed abilities, with buggies, on course catering, nearest the pin and longest drive.
Drinks reception, private dining room, branded prizes and a guest speaker. Overnight in the resort hotel so no one drives home.
A second round on the championship course as an individual Stableford for the order of merit, with a spa morning or a clinic for non golfers and clients.
A relaxed lunch, the overall presentation and a midday finish so guests are home for the evening.
A single resort base keeps the golf, the dinner and the rooms together, which is what makes a two day event run smoothly. For a one day client outing, the morning shotgun and an awards lunch is the cleaner format.
| Style | Per person, 2026 | What it usually includes |
|---|---|---|
| One day client outing | From around £150 to £350 | 1 round, buggy, on course catering, awards lunch, prizes |
| Two day resort event | From around £450 to £900 | 2 rounds, overnight stay, dinner, private room, hospitality |
| Prestige client day | From around £500 upward | Wentworth or The Grove, caddies, fine dining, full concierge |
Indicative third party operator and venue ranges for the 2026 season, shown to set expectations only. We are a guide, not an operator, and never quote our own pricing. Always confirm directly before booking.
The English corporate season runs April to October, with the courses at their best and the evenings long enough for a relaxed finish from May to September. Spring and early autumn offer the best balance of conditioning and availability, while the prime summer dates at the marquee venues, especially around the BMW PGA at Wentworth, book up many months ahead. For a flagship event, reserve the resort and the rooms as early as your dates allow, and let an operator hold the course and the hospitality on a single contract.
Tell us your group size, the venue you want and roughly when. One concierge costs the whole day or trip to the head and replies within one working day, with no obligation.
It pairs famous championship courses with full resort hotels, meeting space, on site dining and easy airport and motorway access. Venues like The Belfry, The Grove and Wentworth host the golf, the dinner, the awards and the overnight stay in one place, with formats that suit mixed abilities.
Yes. A good day is built around a team Stableford or scramble so strong and casual players compete together, with buggies and prizes. Most resorts also offer a spa, a par 3 course, clinics or a country pursuit so non golfers are looked after.
Indicative 2026 fees run around £100 to £230 at The Belfry Brabazon, £115 to £225 at The Grove and from around £195 at Wentworth's West Course by arrangement, with Close House and Carden Park lower. Corporate days are usually quoted per head with catering. Confirm directly before booking.
Yes. Submit a brief and one concierge costs the whole day or trip to the head, including the course, a shotgun start, buggies, catering, a private room, branding, prizes and the stay, then routes it to a vetted operator. You sign off once and your guests just play.
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