Bespoke Golf Itineraries Designed to Inspire

The itineraries featured here are adapted from real itineraries created for our clients. No two are exactly the same! Browse the recent trips our clients have taken in Scotland and start to dream up what you'd like to ask our travel consultants to arrange for you.

St. Andrews Old Course: The historic and iconic golf course with its rolling fairways, famous Swilcan Bridge, and the clubhouse in the distance, set against a backdrop of a clear blue sky.

Gems in the Home of Golf

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The Ultimate Scotland Golfing Tour

Prepare to tee off through Scotland's ancient, mystical lands. From the rugged greens of the Highlands to the iconic fairways of Edinburgh, every moment here is a chance to uncover the stories that define this legendary golfing realm. Whatever your level, our curated experiences will ensure your memories in the home of golf last a lifetime. 

Swilcan Bridge at The Old Course, St. Andrews: A historic stone bridge arching over the Swilcan Burn, with the iconic golf course and clubhouse in the background, under a clear blue sky.

St. Andrews

Discover the legendary St. Andrews Links, renowned as the "Home of Golf." This iconic golf destination features seven public courses, including the illustrious Old Course, which has proudly hosted numerous Open Championships.

Dating back to the 15th century, the Old Course at St. Andrews has been the stage for countless historic moments in golf, including multiple Open Championships. Golf enthusiasts from around the world make a pilgrimage to this revered site to experience the magic of playing where the game of golf began.

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Courses in Scotland

A breathtaking view of the 7th hole at Cruden Bay Golf course with the sun setting.

Cruden Bay Golf Club

Established in 1899 and designed by Tom Morris and Archie Simpson, this historic course features dramatic dunes, rolling fairways, and challenging greens. With breathtaking views of the North Sea, signature holes like the par-4 8th and the par-3 4th provide both a test of skill and a feast for the eyes. Combining traditional charm with natural beauty, Cruden Bay is a must-play for any golf enthusiast visiting Scotland.

Looking down on to the 18th green and clubhouse at the royal troon golf course, South Ayrshire, Scotland.

Royal Troon Golf Club

Located on Scotland's rugged Ayrshire coast, Royal Troon Golf Club is a historic and prestigious links course. Established in 1878, it has hosted multiple Open Championships, showcasing its challenging layout and impeccable design. With its rich heritage, world-class facilities, and breathtaking scenery, Royal Troon offers an exceptional golfing experience.

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Gleneagles

This world-renowned golf destination is home to three championship courses—the King's, the Queen's, and the PGA Centenary Course—Gleneagles offers a diverse and challenging golfing experience. These courses are celebrated for their strategic layouts and breathtaking landscapes. The PGA Centenary Course, in particular, gained international acclaim as the host of the 2014 Ryder Cup. With luxurious accommodations and top-notch amenities, Gleneagles promises an exceptional golfing getaway, making it a must-visit for enthusiasts seeking both challenge and elegance.

The Machrie Golf Links

This course offers a quintessential Scottish golfing experience. Originally designed in 1891 by Willie Campbell and recently revamped by DJ Russell, The Machrie combines traditional links golf with modern enhancements, providing a unique and exhilarating challenge for golfers of all levels. With luxurious accommodations and exceptional amenities, The Machrie Golf Links is a must-visit destination for those seeking a blend of history, beauty, and top-tier golf.

An aerial view of the 7th hole at Royal Dornoch Golf Club, Championship Course.

Royal Dornoch Golf Club

Royal Dornoch Golf Club is one of the world’s most revered golf destinations. Established in 1877, this historic club features the Championship Course and the Struie Course, both renowned for their natural beauty and challenging layouts. The Championship Course, consistently ranked among the top in the world, offers a classic links experience with its firm fairways, strategic bunkering, and panoramic views of the Dornoch Firth. With its rich heritage, stunning scenery, and top-notch facilities, Royal Dornoch provides an unforgettable golfing experience, making it a must-visit for golf enthusiasts worldwide.

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Scotland Activities & Experiences

Scotland may be a golfing paradise, but the allure doesn't stop there. Embark on a journey to the heart of the Highlands, where the Cairngorm Mountains beckon with their majestic peaks, tranquil lochs, and quaint villages nestled amidst the wilderness. Explore the haunting beauty of Glencoe, known for its vivid colors and dramatic vistas, or delve into history at Melrose Abbey, the final resting place of the legendary Robert the Bruce. Wander through Edinburgh's enchanting old town, a labyrinth of medieval streets leading to iconic landmarks like Edinburgh Castle, commanding views over the city and beyond.

Stirling Castle