Scottish Golf Tours Packages
What’s included in our Scottish Golf Tours Packages
- Creation of bespoke tour itinerary in accordance with client requirements
- Pre-booking of all accommodation and golf tee times
- Meet & greet at arrival airport or train station
- Transport to and from all accommodation and all golf courses
- Services of dedicated host/driver for the duration of your tour
Choosing Scotland for your next golf vacation is an excellent decision! Now, the real challenge is determining how many rounds you’d like to play, which world-class courses to explore, and where to relax after a day on the greens. Scotland offers an incredible selection of golf courses and top-quality accommodations across all regions, making it a golfer’s paradise.
We’ve outlined a few potential golf tour packages to spark your inspiration. However, these are just starting points. We’re here to craft a personalised golf tour that perfectly matches your preferences and the needs of your group. Let us create a tailor-made Scottish golf experience you’ll never forget.
Ayrshire & Argyll Golf Tours Package
Located just 60 to 90 minutes southwest of Glasgow, Ayrshire and Argyll boast some of Scotland’s most iconic golf courses. The Open Championship venues- Turnberry, Royal Troon, and Prestwick, the original home of The Open – are must-plays for any serious golfer. The region is also home to exceptional links courses like Western Gailes, Gailes Links, and Barassie.
For a unique experience, venture to the Kintyre Peninsula, where you’ll face the legendary 1st hole at Machrihanish Golf Club, famously known for its daunting tee shot “across the Atlantic.” Don’t miss the opportunity to play Machrihanish Dunes, a highly acclaimed “new course” designed by renowned architect David McLay Kidd.
The island of Islay has forever been known for its numerous whisky distilleries but it now attracts numerous golfers from around the globe keen to experience the acclaimed layout at The Machrie. The original links has been fully modernised by DJ Russell (former Ryder Cup vice-captain and PGA Tour player)
Turnberry Hotel
Marine Hotel,Troon
Lochgreen Hotel,Troon
Ugadale Hotel,Machrihanish
The Machrie Hotel,Islay
Highlands & Perthshire Golf Tours Package
For breathtaking Scottish scenery and some of the most challenging golf courses, the area north of Inverness, Scotland’s Highland capital, offers an unparalleled experience. Start your journey at Brora, a gem designed by James Braid, followed by Golspie, a course that combines links, heathland, and parkland holes. Next, tackle the legendary Royal Dornoch, whose Championship course consistently ranks among the top three in the world.
Tain, nestled along the Dornoch Firth, offers a stunning setting with water on one side and mountains on the other. Just 15 minutes east of Inverness, you’ll find Cabot Highlands, home to the renowned Castle Stuart Golf Links, a four-time host of the Scottish Open. This spectacular venue will expand in 2025 with the addition of a second course, Old Petty, promising even more world-class golf in this picturesque setting.
Nairn Golf Club, perched on the banks of the Moray Firth, provides spectacular sea views from every hole. Nearby, Nairn Dunbar delivers all the excitement of true links golf, with its deep pot bunkers and undulating greens. Also in the area, Fortrose & Rosemarkie Golf Club is situated on a narrow peninsula protecting the entrance to the Moray Firth, offering a unique and challenging coastal golfing experience.
As you head south down the A9 toward Perth, don’t miss Blairgowrie Golf Club, where the Rosemount and Lansdowne courses offer 36 holes of “must-play” golf. Auchterarder, Crieff, and Pitlochry, with its dramatic mountain vistas, are also highly recommended. Finally, no visit would be complete without experiencing Gleneagles, one of the world’s premier golf resorts. Here, you can play on three exceptional courses: The PGA Centenary Course, host of the 2014 Ryder Cup and 2019 Solheim Cup, as well as The King’s and The Queen’s courses.
Links House, Dornoch
Dornoch Station Hotel,Dornoch
Royal Golf Hotel,Dornoch
Ness Walk Hotel,Inverness
Kingsmill Hotel,Inverness
Golf View Hotel & Spa,Nairn
The Gleneagles Hotel,Auchterarder
Cromlix House,Dunblane
North East & Aberdeenshire Golf Tours Package
Nestled in one of Scotland’s more remote regions, the area north of Aberdeen, known as the “Granite City,” boasts some of the most stunning golf courses that seamlessly blend into the natural landscape. Fraserburgh’s Corbie Hill Course, established in 1777, is an 18-hole gem set among impressive dunes. Peterhead Golf Club’s Craigewan Links, originally designed by Willie Park Jnr in 1892, is a true hidden gem, praised by Butch Harmon during his visit in 2005.
Cruden Bay offers a quintessential links golf experience, with towering sand dunes, hollowed fairways, and elevated tee boxes set against the dramatic backdrop of the North Sea – a must-play for every golfer. Trump Aberdeen has quickly become a modern classic, while Murcar Links and Royal Aberdeen, with its two distinguished courses, consistently come highly recommended.
The Marcliffe Hotel & Spa,Aberdeen
The Chester Hotel,Aberdeen
The Dunes,Cruden Bay
Angus & Fife Golf Tours Package
Begin your journey just north of Dundee at the legendary Carnoustie Golf Links. The Championship Course is renowned worldwide as one of the finest links courses, with a reputation for having one of the most challenging finishing stretches in golf. A short drive away, you’ll find Panmure and the Medal Course at Monifieth, where five-time Open Champion Tom Watson first experienced the thrill of links golf.
As you enter The Kingdom of Fife, Scotscraig awaits – a unique course that blends links and heathland, where precision is key. St Andrews Links, known as the “Home of Golf,” features seven courses, but for most visitors, playing The Old Course is the ultimate goal. The Castle Course, the newest addition, offers a spectacular clifftop setting overlooking the historic town.
Next, Kingsbarns Golf Links delivers breathtaking views of the sea from every point on the course, making it a must-play destination. Crail Golfing Society, with its two courses, sits at the easternmost tip of Fife, where golf has been played for centuries. Elie, where the game has allegedly been played since the 15th century, offers a historic experience. Finally, Lundin Links and its neighbour Leven Links provide stunning views across Largo Bay. Don’t miss the newest development at Dumbarnie Links, which opened for general play during the 20/21 season.
Carnoustie Golf Hotel,Carnoustie
The Old Course Hotel,St Andrews
Rusacks Hotel,St Andrews
Fairmont Hotel,St Andrews
East Lothian Golf Tours Package
Stretching from Dunbar in the east to Musselburgh in the west, East Lothian’s 40-mile coastline boasts an impressive 15 exceptional links courses. Gullane is a highlight, offering three outstanding courses, while nearby Luffness is a traditional links layout known for its challenging rough. On the eastern edge of Gullane lies the legendary Muirfield, an Open Championship host 16 times, celebrated for its demanding test of golf.
Just east of Muirfield, The Archerfield Estate features three more remarkable courses: The Renaissance Club, along with Archerfield’s own Fidra and Dirleton tracks. North Berwick Golf Club, founded in 1832, is the third oldest club still playing on its original fairways. The Glen, affectionately known as North Berwick’s “east links,” combines inland turf with breathtaking views over the Firth of Forth.
Heading west from Gullane, Kilspindie offers a pure links golf experience in its simplest form. Craigielaw, a newer course that opened in 2001, has already made its mark by hosting the Senior Scottish Open. In addition to its fine links courses, East Lothian also offers top-notch parkland layouts, including Royal Musselburgh, the fifth oldest golf club in the world, which is definitely worth a visit.
Marine Hotel,North Berwick
Archerfield,Dirleton
Greywalls Hotel,Muirfield