To guarantee tee times at Royal County Down and Royal Portrush in 2027, bookings must be finalized by February 2026. For Southwest Ireland, May 2026 is the key deadline.
From the storied fairways of St. Andrews to the dramatic Highlands and coastal links, Scotland offers a golf experience steeped in tradition, breathtaking scenery, and unrivaled heritage.
St. Andrews is golf’s spiritual home, where the game evolved over centuries along the windswept East Coast. The Old Course, along with other gems like Kingsbarns and Carnoustie, offers timeless challenges, rich history, and unmatched prestige. Beyond the fairways, explore medieval architecture and vibrant local culture—making St. Andrews a destination that’s as storied off the course as it is on it.
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The Highlands and Aberdeen region offer golf set against some of Scotland’s most dramatic scenery—towering mountains, deep lochs, and windswept coastline. Legendary courses like Trump International Golf Links (Aberdeen) and Royal Dornoch blend natural beauty with classic links challenge. Remote yet welcoming, this region delivers authentic Scottish golf.
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Southwest Scotland is home to some of the world’s most iconic championship links, including Royal Troon, Turnberry, and Prestwick. Sweeping coastal dunes and rolling seaside fairways provide the ultimate links experience, steeped in Open Championship history—a must-visit for golfers chasing history, drama, and classic links thrills.
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Steeped in history and links tradition, East Lothian is home to legendary courses like Muirfield, Gullane, and North Berwick. Coastal fairways, rolling dunes, and panoramic sea views create authentic Scottish golf at every turn. This region offers both a championship pedigree and a journey through Scotland’s golfing past.
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