Scotland Golf Tours - The magic of golf in Scotland

The Ultimate experience for golfers - playing golf in Scotland.

Use our long experience of golf courses in Scotland to make the most of your trip.

Scottish golf is different, the atmosphere is different, the turf is different, the challenge is different but the enjoyment is greater. Add in the Old Course at St. Andrews and what more could a golfer want?

We arrange tours from 1 day to whatever. We book the golf, the accommodation and the transport to suit you. We do not have packages - we prepare your very own tour and experience of Scotland. So let us give you a draft itinerary to think about - no obligation.

Scottish golf courses are very varied - challenging like Carnoustie and Royal Dornoch,- hard but fair like the championship golf courses at Muirfield, Royal Troon and Turnberry, - top class in the middle of Scotland like Kingsbarns, North Berwick, Dunbar, Luffness, Archerfield, Ladybank, Rosemount, - further north like Nairn, Castle Stuart, Spey Valley, Tain, or west and south like Machrihanish, Prestwick, Western Gailes, Southerness and Roxburgh.

The Old Course at St. Andrews is very special. It repays the effort to get a tee off time and every golfer comes off feeling that much better!!
If you cannot play the Old Course, there are the other great courses in St. Andrews - the New Course (1895), the Eden or the Jubilee as well as other newer courses like the Castle or just outside St. Andrews, the renowned Kingsbarns.

We enjoy arranging everything so that you can just enjoy playing your choice of golf courses in Scotland. We sort out a suitable timetable, agree courses, transport and accommodation with you and then do all the bookings.

Example of a golf tour.

(This one did not include a round at St. Andrews but that could have been included. )

I watched the Scottish Open at Castle Stuart this year. A new course, great design, superb views over the Moray Firth to the mountains. In this area the weather is usullay dry and sunny and there are many really good golf courses - Nairn, Old Moray, Nairn Dunbar, and not far away, Royal Dornoch, Tain, Fortrose and Rosemarkie

The first hole of the Old Course, St Andrews, waiting for starter! Out of Bounds to the right, Swilken Burn in front of first green. Caddies wondering what is ahead.

Single day golf tours from Edinburgh can include Carnoustie, Royal Troon, Muirfield, Gleneagles. Kingsbarns, North Berwick, Ladybank. Longer golf tours in Scotland would perhaps include Turnberry, Cruden Bay, Royal Dornoch, Nairn, Prestwick Old, Western Gailes, Dundonald and for real travellers, Macrihanish and Machrie.

We can combine golfing with tours of the best scenery or visits to castles, palaces and other interesting places so if some of your group do not play golf, no one need be bored!

We try to ensure a good mix of courses - some testing, some relaxing but it is all for your enjoyment and yoursis the final choice.

We ensure reasonable travel times. For some of the bigger courses we do recommend that you use caddies to add to the fun. The Old Course at St. Andrews is the mecca of golfers the world over. Come and see it and if possible, have a round on it.

	Seaside links The original links courses built on sand beside the sea. Kingsbarns, Royal Dornoch, North Berwick, Nairn, Southerness, Western Gailes, Dundonald, Prestwick, Gullane Nos. 1, 2 & 3, Cruden Bay, Kintyre, Troon Lochgreen St. Andrews New & Jubilee, Tain, Macrihanish, Moray Old, Dunbar, Machrie, Fortrose, Nairn Dunbar, Irvine Bogside, The Golf House Club(Elie), Lundin Links, Leven, Crail Balcomie, Scotscraig Monifieth, Montrose, Panmure, Murcar
	Heathland On a light soil usually with Pine trees and heather. Ladybank, Rosemount, Landsdowne, Gleneagles, Auchterarder, Lanark, Edzell, Alyth, Boat of Garten, Spey Valley.
	Parkland On heavier soils often with larger deciduous trees. Dalmahoy, Roxburghe, Elgin, Inverness, Duff House Royal, Downfield, Murrayshall, Taymouth Castle, Glenbervie, Letham Grange, Dunblane, Royal Burgess, Bruntsfield, St. Andrews Bay. Largs, Hilton Park, Balbirnie Park, Lanark.
	Hill Usually well drained but requiring more effort to great views. Muckhart, Pitlochry, Dunkeld, Merchants, Strathpeffer.

Because it is quite small and the roads are good, travelling in Scotland is not a big problem. There is a wide variety of Hotels, Guest houses and Private House Bed and Breakfast