SCOTLAND

Few experiences in golf compare to standing on the 1st tee beneath the R&A Clubhouse, ready to play the most famous course in the world. While the iconic 17th and 18th holes are the highlight for most, every hole offers its own intrigue. Vast greens, notorious bunkers and immense history make the Old Course a true golfing pilgrimage.

Set in the charming seaside village of Elie, where golf has been played since 1589, this delightful links was laid out by Old Tom Morris in 1895 before later refinements by James Braid. The course journeys from the village to the shores of the Firth of Forth and back across superb linksland. Renowned for its immaculate conditioning and exceptional greens, Elie is an essential stop for any golfer visiting Fife.

Carnoustie’s Championship Course is one of the sternest and most revered tests in world golf. A round here is an essential part of any trip to Scotland’s east coast, with its demanding links terrain creating memories that last a lifetime. The impressive new clubhouse has further elevated an already unforgettable golfing experience.

Opened in 2020, Dumbarnie Links is one of Scotland’s finest modern courses, offering a contemporary interpretation of the classic links golf found throughout Fife. Spectacular views across the Firth of Forth, strategic risk-and-reward opportunities and superb conditioning make it a joy to play, while outstanding facilities and hospitality complete the experience.