Signature Links
Muirfield · Royal Dornoch · Trump Turnberry
Ideal Duration
5–14 Days
Best Time to Play
April to October
About the Destination
The Home of Golf.
Golf began on the links of Scotland, and nowhere else in the world feels quite like it. For many golfers, a round on the Old Course at St Andrews is the one they’ve waited a lifetime for. It’s the moment you walk over the Swilcan Bridge and up the 18th, with the town looking on.
We arrange golf trips to Scotland around the courses you’ve always wanted to play. We secure the tee times that are hardest to come by, choose golfer-friendly hotels suited to your tastes, and handle the driving and every detail in between. You just play.
History
Where Championships Were Won
Scotland’s Open Championship venues have staged some of the greatest moments in the game. At Turnberry in 1977, Tom Watson and Jack Nicklaus went head to head over the final two rounds in the Duel in the Sun, one of the finest contests golf has ever seen. Nicklaus won two of his three Open titles at St Andrews. Tiger Woods won there twice, including a record-breaking eight-shot victory in 2000. And in 1995, John Daly took the Claret Jug at the Old Course after a playoff, in one of the Open’s most memorable finishes.
Playing these courses, you’re walking the same fairways where that history was made.
Beyond the course
More Than Golf
Scotland rewards you between rounds as well. You’ll explore Edinburgh’s old town, drive through the Highlands, and walk the medieval streets of St Andrews. Wherever your trip takes you, you’re never far from a whisky distillery. We can arrange private tastings and tours, from the peat-smoked malts of Islay to the Speyside distilleries near Royal Dornoch’s road north.
For travelling partners who don’t play, we plan days of their own, so everyone gets the trip they came for.
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