Non-Golfer Price: 600€
This price includes:
Bed & Breakfast
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Our selection of Bed & Breakfast includes only quality accommodation, ideally located close to golf courses you choose to play. Comfort and a warm Scottish welcome is awaiting for you. |
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| Type: | Bed & Breakfast |
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Old Course
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| World ranking: | 18 | ||
| Scottish ranking: | 5 |
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| Number of British Open: |
28 | ||
| Architect: | Unknown | ||
| Creation date: | circa 1410 | ||
| Par: | 72 | ||
| Distance from Edinburgh: | 75 km | ||
| Distance from Glasgow: | 155 km | ||
| Distance from Inverness: | 240 km | ||
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The world famous golf course is a classic links course. Here Golf began 600 years ago, on public land, to which everyone can have access. In the top 5 of the best courses in the world, the Old course is totally unique for two reasons; firstly because of its long history and secondly because golfers have to play certain shots here that they will play nowhere else, (for example, a 60 metres putt!). The name of the architect is unknown but mother-nature has shaped this magnificent piece of land over the centuries, like most Scottish golf courses. The land is flat and has gigantic greens, with seven greens shared between two holes each. The course is also characterised by shared fairways, 112 Scottish deep bunkers and many “blind” shots. At only 6,041 yards (from the championship tees), the Old course is not an easy course, especially when the wind decides to become part of the game. You will enjoy certain special parts of the course such as the “hell bunker”, the “road hole”, the “swilican bridge”, and the opportunity to start and finish your round in town. |
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Carnoustie
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| World ranking: | 45 | ||
| Scottish ranking: | 7 |
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| Number of British Open: | 7 |
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| Architect: | Old Tom Morris, James Braid | ||
| Creation date: | 1842 | ||
| Par: | 70 | ||
| Distance from St Andrews: | 40 km | ||
| Distance from Edinburgh: | 115 km | ||
| Distance from Glasgow: | 165 km | ||
| Distance from Inverness: | 250 km | ||
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Known as the most difficult Open venue course, “Carnasty” as people call it, is not a course for high handicaps. |
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Muirfield
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| World ranking: | 11 | ||
| Scottish ranking: | 2 |
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| Number of British Open: |
15 |
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| Architect: | Old Tom Morris, Harry S. Colt | ||
| Creation date: | 1891 | ||
| Par: | 73 | ||
| Distance from St Andrews: | 120 km | ||
| Distance from Edinburgh: | 40 km | ||
| Distance from Glasgow: | 120 km | ||
| Distance from Inverness: | 300 km | ||
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Designed by Old Tom Morris in 1889 this famous course has built a solid reputation by hosting many British Opens, won by great champions such as Jack Nicklaus, Nick Faldo and Lee Trevino. |
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Turnberry (Ailsa)
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| World ranking: | 4 |
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| Scottish ranking: | 1 |
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| Number of British Open: |
4 |
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| Architect: | Philip Mackenzie Ross | ||
| Creation date: | 1902 | ||
| Par: | 70 | ||
| Distance from St Andrews: | 215 km | ||
| Distance from Edinburgh: | 160 km | ||
| Distance from Glasgow: | 80 km | ||
| Distance from Inverness: | 355 km | ||
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This famous course regularly plays host to the British Open and will host the Open again in July 2009. This is a really big test for Golfers with spectacular holes overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Like St Andrews, Turnberry is ranked in the top 10 of the best golf courses in the world, which shows the scope of this incredible place. Probably the most scenic golf course in the whole of Scotland, it has to be experience at least once in a lifetime. There is a second course available called the Kintyre which beautifully complements the Ailsa course. |
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Royal Troon
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| World ranking: | 63 |
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| Scottish ranking: | 8 | ||
| Number of British Open: |
8 |
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| Architect: | George Strath, Willie Fernie and James Braid | ||
| Creation date: | 1878 | ||
| Par: | 71 | ||
| Distance from St Andrews: | 195 km | ||
| Distance from Edinburgh: | 135 km | ||
| Distance from Glasgow: | 55 km | ||
| Distance from Inverness: | 330 km | ||
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Founded in 1878, this course is a little jewel on the coast located in the town of Troon. The course has staged many British Opens. The back nine is one of the most difficult in the world of Golf and provides terrific “suspense” when the open is hosted in Troon. Hole number 8, a par 3 called the “postage stamp”, is famous, and as its name suggests, it is very small and difficult to hit, especially when the wind is high. Two more golf courses are available at Troon Golf Club. The Portland course which is a links course, and Craigend course which is a par 3 course. |
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Prestwick
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| Scottish ranking: | 15 | ||
| Number of British Open: |
15 |
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| Architect: | Old Tom Morris | ||
| Creation date: | 1851 | ||
| Par: | 71 | ||
| Distance from St Andrews: | 195 km | ||
| Distance from Edinburgh: | 135 km | ||
| Distance from Glasgow: | 55 km | ||
| Distance from Inverness: | 330 km | ||
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This course, founded in 1851, is full of history, maybe because it was the first course to host the British Open in 1860. It was a 12 hole course instead of a 18 hole golf course. At this time the Open was played over 36 holes (3 times 12 holes). The trophy was a belt with red leather before becoming the famous “claret jug”. This is a lovely links course with lots of charm. A reel fun links course to play with lots of bumps. The 17th is the signature hole with its gigantic bunker. For information, both jacket and tie must be worn if you want to have the chance to enjoy a drink at the 19th hole. |
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Musselburgh (Old)
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| Scottish ranking: | 100 |
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| Number of British Open: |
6 |
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| Architect: | Unknown | ||
| Creation date: | 1567 | ||
| Par: | 34 (9 hole) | ||
| Distance from St Andrews: | 100 km | ||
| Distance from Edinburgh: | 25 km | ||
| Distance from Glasgow: | 105 km | ||
| Distance from Inverness: | 285 km | ||
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Documentary evidence shows that golf was played on Musselburgh Links in 1567. The Old Links at Musselburgh was originally seven holes, with another added in 1838 and the full nine-holes came into play in 1870. It is a short 9 hole course almost as old as the Old Course. |
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For 1 or 2 passengers
Economy car type Renault Clio or similar
Ideal for up to 2 golfers (golf bags + luggage)
For 3 or 4 passengers
Large car type Volkswagen Passat Estate or similar
Ideal for up to 4 golfers (golf bags + luggage)
For 5 passengers
Mini-van type Volkswagen Shuttle or similar
Ideal for a group of 5 golfers (golf bags + luggage)
For up to 10 passengers
Minibus type Ford Transit or similar
Ideal for a group up to 10 golfers (golf bags + luggage)
With chauffeur


- Car type Mercedes Viano for up to 4 golfers (golf bags + luggage) with private chauffeur.
- Coache type Mercedes Esker or similar, ideal for a group of up to 24 golfers (golf bags + luggage) with private chauffeur
This price does not includes:
Castles
| - Edinburgh Castle |
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| - Falkland Palace | |||
| - Glamis Castle | |||
| - St Andrews Castle | |||
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The sometimes turbulent history of Scotland has left a legacy of castles in all parts of the country. The first castles in Scotland were built in the 11th and 12th century. |
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Distilleries
| - The Famous Grouse distillery (1h30 from St Andrews) |
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| - Tullibardine distillery (1h00 from St Andrews) |
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| - Dafmill distillery (25 minutes from St Andrews) |
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| - Glenkinchie distillery (20 minutes from Edinburgh) |
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| - Whisky Museum in Edinburgh (1h10 from St Andrews) | |||
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Whisky has been produced in Scotland for hundreds of years. Scotland and whisky are inextricably linked, and it is without doubt one of the most popular activities to experience in Scotland. |
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Cultural
| - Bag Pipes |
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| - Highland Games | |||
| - Edinburgh Tattoo | |||
| - Celtic Festival | |||
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Scotland is full of culture and strong traditions, from the tartan clans to the Scottish culinary take this opportunity to discover this magnificent country. |
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Museum & Monuments
| - The British Golf Museum (St Andrews) | |||
| - St Andrews Cathedral |
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| - St Andrews Museum | |||
| - Museum of the University of St Andrews (MUSA) | |||
| - The National Monument (Edinburgh) |
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| - Nelson´s Monument (Edinburgh) | |||
| - The Scott Monument (Edinburgh) | |||
| - Museum of Edinburgh |
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| - National Galleries of Scotland (Edinburgh) | |||
| - The Royal Yacht Britannia (Edinburgh) | |||
| -Whisky Museum (Edinburgh) | |||
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There are thousands of historic sites and monuments in Scotland from the Neolithic age to the development of the modern world. |
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Outdoor Activities & Scenary
| - Walking |
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| - Biking | |||
| - Canoeing | |||
| - Clay Shooting | |||
| - Fishing | |||
| - Horse Riding | |||
| - Archery | |||
| - Off Road Driving & Quad Bike | |||
| - Falconry | |||
| - Hiking | |||
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All year round Scotland offers a wide range of superb outdoor activities in each region of the country such as fishing, clay shooting, walking, cycling, riding, off-road with range rovers, wildlife observation etc... |
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Spa
| - Fairmont St Andrews |
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| - The Old Course Hotel | |||
| - Balmoral Hotel | |||
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Leave behind the effects of stress of your daily routine or recover from the shock or trauma of extensive exercise…..especially after a round of golf. |
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Conditions:
- Offer valid for any travel between 1st of April to 31st of October 2012 for 2 golfers minimum on a double/twin room with Scottish breakfast.
- For the Old Course, we will enter you in the ballot system the day before your tee time: if successful, you will have to pay £140 directly, approximately 165 euros to the starter. We will organize another golf course or another activity if you are unsuccessful. A handicap of 24 maximum for men and 36 for women is required.
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