Hospitality

For the first time in history, Twickenham Stadium is saying goodbye to rugby and hello to golf for just four days, as the famous pitch is turned into a 9-hole golf course. Put your skills to the test from the nine tee boxes around the stadium bowl, hitting shots onto the related green situated on the pitch. Your score will be determined by the accuracy of your tee shot at every hole. In addition to the 9-hole course, you will receive access to The Clubhouse, plus plenty of other options to add on, including golf simulators, a putting and chipping challenge, hitting platform and even tours of the England Changing Rooms.

Enjoy a unique intimate dinner with Steve Borthwick and the England Coaching Squad in aid of Rugby United. This very special event is capped at just 50 guests who will be able to enjoy the unique surroundings of the World Rugby Museum the largest collection of rugby memorabilia in the world and home to the Webb Ellis Trophy, Calcutta Cup and more.

Rugby heavyweights New Zealand and South Africa are set to go toe-to-toe in a historic fixture at Twickenham Stadium on Friday, 25 August (KO 7.30pm). The hotly-anticipated fixture will form part of their final preparations for Rugby World Cup (RWC) 2023, which kicks off just two weeks later with the All Blacks facing hosts France in Paris.