UK SPORTS TOURS
Keith Prowse has become an expert at providing
overseas visitors tour programmes that allow
people from all corners of the globe to experience
The Wimbledon Experience Old Course Experience
their sporting passion first hand.
Wimbledon attracts a worldwide audience of If there is a course that most golfers aspire to play
millions but only a tiny percentage of tennis fans are just once in their lifetime, it is the Old Course at St.
privileged enough to actually be there. Keith Prowse Andrews. Each year, thousands of golfers make the
has been organising official Wimbledon tours since pilgrimage in the hope of playing the Old Course.
1982. The Wimbledon Experience offers people In 1995, the St. Andrews Links Trust introduced
from around the world the unique opportunity to guaranteed tee-off times for domestic and overseas
experience the magic of Wimbledon first hand by clients. Each year, over 4,000 golfers play the Old
booking a tour to The Championships. Soak up the Course with Keith Prowse.
thrilling atmosphere whilst witnessing the world’s
greatest players at this unique tennis tournament.
Tour programmes consist of a minimum two night
For many people it’s a once in a lifetime experience.
stay at a luxury 4 or 5 star hotel with one round on
the Old Course and one on another championship
There are one or two-day tours available throughout course managed by the Links Trust. Each tour can
The Championships, which include a variety of hotel be extended to encompass other championship
and Wimbledon ticket options to suit all budgets. courses and resorts in Scotland, England and
All tours also include admission to the Wimbledon Ireland. Whether it’s four golfers on holiday or
Lawn Tennis Museum, souvenirs, a travel and a company entertaining top clients, everything
information pack, and much more; ensuring a is taken care of to ensure a truly memorable St.
Wimbledon Experience guests will never forget. Andrews golf experience.
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