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Experience the trip of a lifetime with one of our expertly planned Scotland golf packages. Scotland is The Home of Golf, so for any golfer looking to play the game's most historic and iconic courses, this is a truly unforgettable experience. Check out our best Scotland golf packages below and get a quote today to start planning your next golf adventure.
From the rugged Highlands to the historic links of St Andrews, Scotland really is a golfer’s paradise. Our luxury golf trips to Scotland are filled with unforgettable rounds, breathtaking views, and the warmth of Scottish hospitality.
Scotland is known as the "Home of Golf", making it a dream destination for golfers. Here’s why:
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Best Time to Visit: The main season for golf trips to Scotland is April to late October.
Electrical Current Standard is 220 volts; bring an adapter if you have 115-volt appliances.
Passports: Make sure that your passport is current and does not expire within 6 months of your return.
Tipping: Some restaurants and most hotels add a service charge of 10-15% to your bill, in this case you are not expected to tip, but people often do in restaurants for exceptional service. Taxi drivers, hairdressers, and barbers also get 10-15%. For help from a hotel concierge or porter, a tip of £1-£2 is appropriate.
Dining: In Scotland, you have many options to choose from, including great pub food and Michelin-starred restaurants. There is an array of wonderful Scottish cuisine using locally sourced produce.
Golf Carts and Caddies: If you need a Golf Cart, please ask your tour manager. Most courses have a few carts available for golfers with medical reasons, and some courses have them available for general use. Caddies are best to request in advance, and we can do this as part of our service.
Weather: Average summer temperatures in Scotland are 60-74 F (15-22). Lightweight clothing is normally adequate, but for the evenings you will need a sweater or jacket. A waterproof coat is needed, just in case.
Insurance: Make sure that you are covered with adequate travel insurance.
Money and Credit Cards: Visa and Mastercard are the major credit cards, with American Express and Diners also being widely accepted. The unit of currency in Scotland is the Pound.
Most of the top ranked links courses in Scotland are in 5 coastal areas
The Highlands: Inverness and Aberdeen are great bases top courses like Royal Dornoch, Castle Stuart, and Nairn. Then along to Aberdeen play Royal Aberdeen, Cruden Bay and Trump International
St Andrews: The home of golf is a place where you can spend a week and still not play all the great links courses. The Old Course, Jubilee, New Course. Kingsbarns and just around the bay Carnoustie is playable from a St Andrews base. The new kid on the block Dumbarnie a lovely layout. Crail is one of the oldest courses in the world.
Edinburgh and The Lothians: Stay in Edinburgh a beautiful city or one of the lovely coastal towns like North Berwick and Gullane. Play Musselburgh one of the old courses in the world, North Berwick, Gullane 1 and 2. Dunbar. Some of the newer courses are fantastic, such as Renaissance and Archerfield.
Troon on the west coast is a great base to play Ayrshire’s top ranked links courses, Turnberrys Ailsa, Royal Troon, Prestwick had the first 9 Open Championships, Western Gailes and another newer course Dundonald which has hosted many Scottish Open Championships.
Fancy a trip to the Mull of Kintyre made famous by Paul McCartney.
Now it has two fantastic courses Machrihanish and Machrihanish Dunes after you have played there take the ferry across to the Isle of Arran and play Shiskene then another ferry onto the mainland near Troon.
Once you get a true taste of a Scotland golf vacation, you’ll never look back. There are lots of amazing golf experiences waiting across Europe too, including Spain, England, and Wales, all offering their own world-class courses and stunning scenery.
Best Of Scotland Golf Trip
A balance of quality and affordability...
Luxury accommodation at the stylish Rusacks Hotel overlooking the 18th and 1st holes of the world famous Old Course and The Golf View Hotel on the Moray Firth with beautiful gardens leading to the shore of the Moray Firth and Marine Troon Hotel a 4-star hotel with magnificent views over the Firth of Clyde towards the Isle of Arran, overlooking Royal Troon Golf Course,
St Andrews, Turnberry & Troon Golf Trip
A balance of quality and affordability...
Luxury accommodation at Rusacks hotel with the stunning views of the Old Course and walking distance to St Andrews town and the historic country house hotel The Piersland Hotel in Troon (former home of Johnnie Walker).
Golf & Whisky Tour
A balance of quality and affordability...
Glen Mhor a Victorian Townhouses located in the heart of Inverness by the banks of the River Ness and Malmaison Aberdeen a stunning luxury boutique hotel with splendidly designed rooms, sophisticated brasserie and spa.
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