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Many hope The Open will give us something to cheer after a dismal summer of British sport.

And if you are watching Lee Westwood and team wishing you could experience life as a professional golfer a UK company has the answer to your dreams.

A 100-day trip has been launched, taking in all the top courses featured in the European Tour, with luxury accommodation and private jet travel included - but it costs a whopping £250,000.

Follow in Tiger's footsteps: Customers will be able to play on the prestigious St Andrews course in Scotland like the US golf superstar

Swing like you're winning: The stunning Ritz Carlton resort at Dove Mountain in Arizona hosts the WGC Accenture Match Play Championship

But if you want to reduce the cost of what is the most expensive golf trip in the world, you can slum it on commercial flights - albeit in first class - and pay 'just' £62,000 per person.

The trip, which is based on four people travelling together, takes in a spectacular 26 different countries, so the group can take on every fairway featured in last season's European Tour, including this year's Open Championship venue Hoylake at the Royal Liverpool Golf Course.

While named the European Tour, the event actually dots all around the world, taking in venues in destinations ranging from South Africa and the Middle East to India, the Far East, Australia and the USA.

Turkish delight: The Maxx Royal Hotel and Golf Course in Belek hosts the Turkish Airlines Open

Luxury travel: The £250k trip enables you to life like an A-lister and fly by exclusive private jet

Wonderful Wentworth: The Surrey course offers beautiful fairways previously graced by the biggest names in golf at the BMW PGA Championship

You will also visit other iconic courses such as St Andrews in Scotland, Wentworth in England, Jumeirah Golf Estates in Dubai, Royal Melbourne GC and Leopards Creek.

The lavish nature of the trip will also see golfers staying in five-star hotels such as the Grand Hotel Vienna, Atlantis the Palm Hotel Dubai, and the Ritz Carlton Dove Mountain in Arizona.

A spokesperson from Holidays Please, which is offering the exclusive trip, said: 'If you've ever dreamed of following the same path as the greats of golf then this is the holiday for you. 

'This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to create your very own piece of golf history.'

Trump card: The National Doral golf club in Miami, Florida hosts the WGC Cadillac Championship

Westwood at Wentworth: UK hopeful Lee drives a shot while playing a round on the Surrey course