Golf breaks

Enjoy a golf break in Scotland where golf has been played for several centuries and has never been more popular. It’s the dream of many a golfer to play a few rounds of golf in Scotland and that dream can easily be made a reality.

There are more than 500 golf courses in Scotland and you can play everything from a classic links course to a parkland gem or idyllic island layout.

Follow in the footsteps of golfing legends and play some of the courses on the Open rota. The Old Course at St Andrews, Carnoustie, Muirfield, Troon and Royal Turnberry are all open to the public.

Gleneagles is another golfing venue of world renown and its PGA Centenary Course - one of three championship courses at Gleneagles - is the venue for The 2014 Ryder Cup.

From the Highlands to the Scottish Borders, you can play coastal delights and hidden gems with golf in Scotland involving so much variety and pleasure.

Make your Scottish golf break better still by picking up one of the many great value golf passes available to visiting golfers which mean you make significant savings on green fees.

Or you could hook up with a specialist golf tour operator with a range of offers and packages to choose from for that tailored golf break. 

As well as playing golf you can watch the world’s best compete on Scottish soil. The Open is staged in Scotland at least every two years with Muirfield the venue in 2014. Other key golf tournaments that take place in Scotland include the Johnnie Walker Championship and the Dunhill Links.

All across the country too you’ll find there’s a wide selection of golfer friendly accommodation to choose from so that you’ll be on that first tee in no time.