No country wears its golf like Scotland. From the wind-scoured links of the far north to the storied fairways of Fife and the Ayrshire coast, this is where the game was invented, refined and handed to the world. Distances are short, variety is enormous, and almost every course carries a piece of history in its bunkers and burns.
Eight golfing regions, each with its own character, its towns to base yourself in and its own reasons to linger between rounds. Picture the trip — then tell us the courses at the top of your list and we'll build the week around them.
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Golfing regions
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Courses on our list
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Signature tours
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Nights, Sunday to Friday
Pick a region to see its character, the courses worth knowing and where we'd have you stay. Scotland has more than 550 courses — half the pleasure is in how you string them together.
Every tour runs Sunday to Friday — five nights, golf Monday through Friday. It's a deliberate format: playing midweek keeps groups away from busy weekend tee sheets, members' competition days and the higher weekend green fees many Scottish clubs apply, so you get the best courses at their quietest. Swap a round for a rest day, a distillery or sightseeing whenever you like. All prices on application.
Every tour here can be tailored — extended, shortened, combined across neighbouring regions, or upgraded on courses and hotels. A few days on the Ayrshire coast followed by St Andrews; the Highlands linked with the Moray whisky coast. Tell us the courses at the top of your list and we'll build the week around them.