You can fly directly from most major airports in the UK to several Florida cities. Flights typically arrive at one of the major international airports.

Popular Airports in Florida:

Orlando International Airport (MCO) – Located in Orlando, approximately 18 km from the city centre.
Miami International Airport (MIA) – Located in Miami, around 13 km from the city centre.
Tampa International Airport (TPA) – Located in Tampa, roughly 10 km from the city centre.

Average Flight Times from the UK:

London – Approximately 9 hours (direct).
Manchester – Around 9 hours, 30 minutes (direct).
Birmingham – Approximately 10 hours (with one stop).
Leeds – Roughly 10-11 hours (typically with one stop).
Glasgow – Around 10-11 hours (typically with one stop).

Direct flights from London to Orlando (MCO) and Miami (MIA) are available. Other routes often require a stopover, typically in Atlanta (ATL) or New York (JFK).

Florida operates on Eastern Time, so adjust your schedule accordingly.

It’s worth noting that flight times may vary depending on factors such as weather conditions, airline schedules, and airport traffic.

The United Kingdom is also 5 hours ahead of Flordia.

Transfers are available in and around; however, we can arrange transfers for you if you need them.

Florida’s warm climate creates year-round golfing opportunities, with peak conditions in winter and spring.

Summer (June-August) is hot and humid, with temperatures reaching 30°C-35°C (86°F-95°F). Afternoon showers and thunderstorms are common, so morning rounds are best for this season.

Winter (December-February) is mild, with comfortable temperatures ranging from 10°C to 25°C (50°F-77°F). This is a popular season for golf, as conditions are optimal and courses are generally dry.

Spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) are the ideal times for golf in Florida, with moderate temperatures from 20°C to 28°C (68°F-82°F) and fewer afternoon storms.

In summer, expect sunrise around 6:30 a.m. and sunset near 8:15 p.m. Winter sunrise is around 7:00 a.m., with sunset near 5:30 p.m.

Book your Florida golf holiday for top courses and perfect playing weather.

Enjoy more than just golf on your Florida golf holidays. After a day on the fairways, explore activities across Florida’s top destinations.

Dine at Top Florida Restaurants

Enjoy fresh seafood, juicy steaks, or international dishes in cities like Orlando, Miami, and Naples. You can find great places to eat, such as The Capital Grille in Orlando and Joe’s Stone Crab in Miami, right by some golf resorts. Don’t forget to check out all-inclusive Florida golf holiday packages that come with meals included!

Relax at Luxury Spas

Unwind at top spas in Florida golf resorts like The Breakers in Palm Beach or Ritz-Carlton Naples. Enjoy massages, facials, or hot tubs to recharge after your Florida golf breaks. Choose luxury Florida golf holidays for spa-inclusive deals.

Explore Florida’s Beaches

Visit pristine beaches near your Florida golf vacation. Swim, sunbathe, or try water sports at Miami’s South Beach, Naples’ Clam Pass Park, or Palm Beach’s public shores. Our family-friendly Florida golf holidays include beach access for all ages.

Shop and Socialise

Visit malls such as Orlando’s Mall at Millenia or Miami’s Aventura Mall. Enjoy a night out at bars and clubs in South Beach or downtown Orlando. Our Florida golf packages also include plans for evening entertainment.

TPC Sawgrass – Stadium Course

Par: 72
Yards: 7,261 (back tees), 5,464 (front tees)
Architect: Pete Dye
Founded: 1980
Key Features: Home to THE PLAYERS Championship. Features the iconic par-3 17th island green, challenging water hazards, and bunkers. A bucket-list course for Florida golf holidays.
Why Visit: Test your skills on a PGA Tour venue known for its demanding layout and historic moments.

PGA National Resort – The Champion Course

Par: 72
Yards: 7,045 (back tees), 5,183 (front tees)
Architect: Tom Fazio, redesigned by Jack Nicklaus
Founded: 1981
Key Features: Hosts the Honda Classic. Includes the “Bear Trap” (holes 15-17), with tough water hazards and bunkers. Offers five courses total at the resort.
Why Visit: Play a challenging PGA Tour course with luxury resort amenities for a complete Florida golf vacation.

Bay Hill Club & Lodge – Champion/Challenger Course

Par: 72
Yards: 7,381 (back tees), 5,355 (front tees)
Architect: Dick Wilson, redesigned by Arnold Palmer
Founded: 1961
Key Features: Hosts the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Features 27 holes, with the Champion/Challenger loop known for fast greens and tight fairways.
Why Visit: Stay and play at Arnold Palmer’s iconic resort, close to Orlando’s theme parks for family-friendly golf holidays.

Trump National Doral – Blue Monster

Par: 72
Yards: 7,590 (back tees), 5,463 (front tees)
Architect: Dick Wilson, redesigned by Gil Hanse
Founded: 1962
Key Features: A PGA Tour venue with wide fairways, deep bunkers, and water hazards. Known for its tough closing holes.
Why Visit: Experience a legendary Miami golf course with upscale accommodations for a luxury Florida golf break.

Streamsong Resort – Red Course

Par: 72
Yards: 7,148 (back tees), 5,132 (front tees)
Architect: Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw
Founded: 2012
Key Features: Built on a former phosphate mine with rolling terrain and large greens. Offers three top-100 courses (Red, Blue, Black).
Why Visit: Play a unique, links-style course in a serene setting, perfect for a Central Florida golf trip.

Innisbrook Resort – Copperhead Course

Par: 71
Yards: 7,209 (back tees), 4,851 (front tees)
Architect: Larry Packard
Founded: 1974
Key Features: Hosts the Valspar Championship. Features tree-lined fairways and the tough “Snake Pit” closing holes. Four courses available.
Why Visit: Enjoy a challenging Tampa-area course with resort amenities, ideal for winter golf holidays in Florida.