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Scotland · The Home of Golf

Golf Holidays
in Scotland.

St Andrews. Carnoustie. Turnberry. Muirfield. Scotland is where golf was born and where every serious golfer must play. We secure the tee times and plan every detail.

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Why Scotland

Where Golf Began.
Where It Still Lives.

No country on Earth has shaped the game of golf more than Scotland. Our team has walked every circuit — from the Old Course to Royal Dornoch — and we know exactly how to build the trip your handicap deserves.

  • The birthplace of golf — 500+ years of history, more links courses per capita than anywhere on Earth

  • 5 of the Top 10 links courses in the world are in Scotland

  • St Andrews Old Course: the most iconic round in golf, and we can get you on it

  • Long summer days — up to 18 hours of daylight for morning and evening rounds

  • Unmatched atmosphere: castles, distilleries, and pub culture after every round

Golf Circuits

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St Andrews & the Kingdom of Fife

The Home of Golf. St Andrews Old Course, Kingsbarns, Carnoustie, and Scotscraig sit within 30 miles. This is the pilgrimage every golfer owes themselves.

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Ayrshire & the Southwest Coast

Royal Troon, Turnberry Ailsa, Prestwick, and Western Gailes line the Firth of Clyde. Championship links with sweeping views of Ailsa Craig and the Isle of Arran.

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Edinburgh & the Lothians

Muirfield, North Berwick, Gullane, and Dunbar are all within an hour of the capital. Base yourself in Edinburgh and play different links every morning.

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The Highlands & Royal Dornoch

Royal Dornoch is one of the greatest and least-crowded links courses in the world. Combine with Brora, Golspie, and Castle Stuart for a true Highland golf adventure.

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Where You'll Stay

Stays Worthy of the Round

Another Place, The Machrie

Hotel

Another Place, The Machrie

Low Road, Port Ellen, Isle of Islay, Argyll & Bute, PA42 7AN, United Kingdom

Another Place, The Machrie is nestled among the dunes of the breath-taking island of Islay, Queen of the Hebrides. Home to some of the world’s finest whiskies, birdlife, seafood, dramatic coastal seascapes, and famous golf links, Another Place, The Machrie, boasts 43 rooms, including suites and lodges, which provides the perfect base for guests looking to explore this beautiful island. Located alongside 7 miles of pristine beach, you can enjoy picnics, long walks, beach games and private fitness sessions, all accessed by the hotel's private footpath. The Machrie is one of the most beautiful locations in world golf. Originally designed in 1891 by Willie Campbell, the course has now been fully modernised by DJ Russell, a former European Ryder Cup Vice Captain and PGA tour player. As well as being recognised in the top 50 resorts in the UK & Ireland, The Machrie is ranked as one of the best golf resorts in the world by Today’s Golfer in its ‘Golf World Top 100’ list. It may be remote and rugged, but it can be easily accessed via twice-daily 25min flights from Glasgow or two hours by ferry from Kennacraig. With outstanding sea views and so much to explore from their doorstep, begin your Islay adventure at The Machrie.

Cally Palace Hotel & Golf Course

Hotel

Cally Palace Hotel & Golf Course

Cally Avenue, Gatehouse of Fleet, Dumfries & Galloway, DG7 2DL, United Kingdom

The Cally Palace Hotel is located just outside Gatehouse of Fleet in Dumfries and Galloway. The hotel’s wonderful location, within its own grounds, in the beautiful and unspoilt south-west of Scotland is a world away from daily life. The Cally Palace has its own 18 hole parkland golf course, and it is one of the finest Dumfries & Galloway Golf Clubs in the area.

Dornoch Station

Hotel

Dornoch Station

Grange Rd, Dornoch, IV25 3LF, United Kingdom

Dornoch Station Your new destination in the Scottish Highlands. Sutherland, Scotland Dornoch Station is a wild, welcoming haven, steps from the first hole of Royal Dornoch’s Championship Course. Immerse yourself in the Highland’s beauty and golf legacy. Fully renovated guest rooms, lobby spaces, restaurant and bar channel Dornoch’s rich history with thoughtful, imaginative design touches. Rooms Dornoch Station’s tranquil rooms and suites are an extension of the Highlands they call home. A harmonious palette of earthy, natural colours and patterns blend seamlessly with classic nautical touches, creating comfortable yet elegant spaces for guests to enjoy. Dining Bar Ross – This quintessential Highland bar is the heart of Dornoch Station. Enjoy classic cocktails and a wide selection of whiskies, wines, and beers alongside Scottish bar snacks, including local cured meats, smoked haddock fishcakes and our signature Dornoch Station burger with home-preserved pickles. Bar Ross takes its name from Dornoch native Donald Ross, the famous golf course architect who learned the game on Royal Dornoch’s links. The Golden Gorse – A focus on high-quality, in-season local produce, meat, fish, and game makes The Golden Gorde a destination restaurant for diners in Dornoch and beyond. Savour a menu of authentic Scottish dishes while enjoying views across the course and out to the sea beyond. And be sure to drop in for afternoon tea, served out on the scenic terrace.

FAQ

Scotland Golf Trip Questions

What are the best golf courses in Scotland?

Scotland's top courses include the Old Course at St Andrews (the Home of Golf), Carnoustie Championship, Royal Troon, Turnberry Ailsa, Muirfield, Kingsbarns, and Castle Stuart. A well-planned Scottish golf trip typically covers 5–7 courses over 7–10 days.

When is the best time to play golf in Scotland?

May through September offers the best conditions — long daylight hours (up to 18 hours in June), manageable temperatures, and accessible tee times. June and July are peak season. April and October can be spectacular with fewer crowds and dramatic light.

How do I get a tee time at St Andrews Old Course?

St Andrews Old Course tee times are among the most sought-after in golf. Ballots open 2 days in advance, but allocated tee times can be booked up to a year ahead for groups. The DGE concierge team secures tee times on your behalf as part of every Scotland itinerary.

How many rounds can I fit in a 7-day Scotland golf trip?

A well-routed 7-day Scotland trip comfortably fits 6–7 rounds. Classic routes include the St Andrews & Fife circuit, the Ayrshire coast (Turnberry, Royal Troon, Prestwick), or the Highlands (Castle Stuart, Royal Dornoch, Nairn). The DGE Journey Designer maps the optimal routing for your group.

“Standing on the first tee at St Andrews was something I'd dreamed about for 20 years. DGE made it happen — tee time, hotel, everything sorted.”

— Mark H., Dublin · Scotland Golf Tour 2025

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