A world-class golfing escape in Scotland’s prestigious golfing heartland, this itinerary offers an unforgettable, high-end golfing experience, where every moment celebrates Scotland's rich golfing heritage and unparalleled beauty.
The Castle Course, which lies just outside St Andrews, is one of the most spectacular courses in Scotland. Situated along the rugged St Andrews coastline, The Castle Course provides golfers with a challenging and strategic layout against the breathtaking, ever-changing backdrop of the North Sea.
The 18 holes at The Castle Course are designed to offer a serious test of skill. From the very first hole, golfers are greeted by the dramatic landscape, with the first tee perched high above the course, offering panoramic views and an elevated tee shot that sets the tone for the round—long but requiring careful planning to avoid bunkers and water hazards.
The layout incorporates several thrilling clifftop holes, offering both visual splendour and strategic challenges. The 6th is one of the standout moments while the 12th is a signature hole of The Castle - a dogleg Par 4 that requires golfers to carefully navigate the fairway before making an approach to an elevated green. The final stretch offers a thrilling finish and the Par 3 17th plays directly along the cliffs, with the green tucked into the natural landscape. The memorable 18th hole requires golfers to navigate a tough fairway and approach a green that sits just above a drop-off, giving a true sense of triumph once completed.
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Requiring no introduction, The Old Course at St Andrews is one of the most iconic and revered golf courses in the world.
The Old Course’s 18 captivating holes each have their own character. The 1st, a gentle Par 4, eases golfers into the round while the 2nd introduces a challenge with its dogleg and deep bunkers. The legendary 17th, known as ‘Road Hole’, is perhaps the most famous in golf. Its narrow fairway, out-of-bounds areas and intimidating road and bunker near the green create a thrilling test.
The combination of classic design, strategic challenges and historical significance ensures each hole on the Old Course is a test of skill and creativity. Whether it's the fearsome ‘Hell Bunker’ or the gentle Par 3s, the Old Course rewards careful thought and impeccable execution, solidifying its place as a true golfing treasure.
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Kingsbarns Golf Club, located on the stunning Fife coast, is a modern classic that has quickly earned a reputation as one of the finest courses in the world.
Kingsbarns is a stunning test of links golf. The layout takes full advantage of its coastal location, with many holes offering dramatic ocean views and wind-swept fairways.
Kingsbarns begins with a memorable Par 4 1st hole, which runs parallel to the coastline and introduces players to the natural beauty of the course. The 3rd, ‘The Bay’, is a highlight of the course, with its wide fairway leading to a green nestled against the shore, while the Par 4 9th presents an interesting test with a large water hazard guarding the green. One of Kingsbarns’ standout features is its finishing holes, particularly the 18th, a Par 5 which runs along the edge of the coastline and creates a dramatic conclusion to a memorable round.
Throughout the course, strategic bunkering and cleverly-placed hazards force golfers to think creatively and execute precision shots.
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Eden Mill Distillery, Guardbridge – Tour the brand-new distillery where the famous gin is made (opening summer, 2025).
R&A World Golf Museum – The history of golf in the Home of Golf.
West Sands Beach – Picnic on the sand, paddle in the shallows, surf the waves or try your hand at land-yachting.
Steak Barn, Balgove Larder – Take a seat in the barn and tuck into steaks, burgers and sausages grilled to perfection on the barbie.
The Niblick – Fabulous views across The Old Course accompanied by equally fabulous food.
Haar Resturants – Take a culinary journey with BBC MasterChef, The Professionals winner Dean Banks.
The Peat Inn - A Michelin-starred restaurant on a hill high above St Andrews.
Hawkswood House
Andrean Links
Seaton House