Tag: scottish golf breaks
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Golf and Spa at Archerfield Links | Fletcher’s Cottage | Luxury Spa
Archerfield Golf Links in East Lothian, Scotland, is home to Fletcher’s Cottage, a luxury award-winning spa perfect for post-round revitalization. Read more
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Oil the swing | Golf Guide to Aberdeen & Grampian
Scottish Golf has its trophy destinations, famed fixtures on The Open rota but step off the beaten track and head North to Aberdeen and the Grampian Highlands to enjoy magnificent links, charming inland courses and world-beating Whisky Aberdeen: Oil outpost to golf centralThe traditional image of Aberdeen as a hulking oil city with solemn granite…
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Highland Golf Links Pro-Am | Play Royal Dornoch & Cabot Highlands
The Tomatin Highland Links Pro-Am is a three-day team event played over Royal Dornoch, Castle Stuart (Cabot Highlands) and Nairn golf links. Read more
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Castle Course, St Andrews | Scotland | Review
On a line of cliffs, overlooking the “auld grey toon” of St Andrews with views across the Eden Estuary, is the seventh and newest golf course run by the St Andrews Links Trust.
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Hotels boost for Scotland’s Whisky and Golf Town
Two historic golfing hotels have been refurbished as part of plans to boost golf tourism to Campbelltown and Macrahanish in Scotland, an area once known as the “Whisky Capital of the World.” The Kintyre Development Company, owners of the Macrahanish Dunes Village, have refurbished both the Royal and Ugadale Hotels as part of the first…
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Scottish Golf Passport given historic stamp of approval
A new passport scheme has been launched to encourage golfers to explore Scotland, the Home of Golf. Musselburgh local Alan Webb chose the historic Old Course in the East Lothian town to unveil his new Scottish Golf Passport. Historic stamp of approval The Musselburgh Old Links course is the “oldest golf course in the world,”…
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Golf Guide | Angus, Dundee & Grampian | Scotland
Scotland’s Angus county is famous for Carnoustie – arguably the toughest course on the Open Championship rota. Along the Angus coastline and inland, in the shadow of the Grampian Hills among beautiful glens are several little known courses worth praise and acclaim too. More to Angus than “Carnasty” Montrose – fifth oldest links in the…