
Scotland
Scotland OverviewEvery golfer should play in Scotland, the birthplace of our great game. From the Home of Golf in St. Andrews, Machrihanish on the Mull of Kintyre or the legendary Muirfield Golf Club, Scottish golf is like none other. With our native staff at our office in St. Andrews, we use our expert knowledge of Scotland and Scottish golf to create Scottish golf vacations to suit all budgets and group sizes, as well as luxury golf tours. We provide our clients with a complete planning service including a choice of many tour packages, accommodations, tee times, transport, tourism and sightseeing itineraries, and charter services. Let us create a custom golf package for you centered around the ‘Home of Golf’ in St. Andrews- including the Old Course and other spectacular Open Championship courses such as Carnoustie, Royal Troon, Muirfield, Turnberry’s Ailsa, and Prestwick Golf Club. To complete your trip you may want to include “Hidden Gems” like Cruden Bay, Royal Aberdeen, Royal Dornoch, and the spectacular new Castle Stuart Golf Course. Thank you for choosing Premier Golf, golf experts to Scotland for over 20 years. To get you started, click on “SUGGESTED PACKAGES” for some great Scottish golf trip ideas. |
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Scotland “The Home of Golf” Package - An extraordinary opportunity to spend six days playing a list of links courses that deserve a place on every golfers resume including a GUARANTEED time on the most famous links of all St. Andrews Old Course. more... |
Scotland Golf RegionsSt Andrews and the Kingdom of Fife more...St Andrews and The Kingdom of Fife - where golf began! Most of our golf packages include a stop in the town of St Andrews to not only golf, but to walk the ancient streets of the "Auld Grey Toon", visit the British Golf Museum, and stroll St Andrews Cathedral with the graves of Old Tom and Young Tom Morris. The region is home to a number of must play courses. In addition to the five courses at St. Andrews – The Old, New, Jubilee, Castle and Eden; there is Carnoustie, Kingsbarns, Crail and Balcomie. |
Edinburgh, East Lothian & Gleneagles Any visit to Scotland should be combined with a visit to this region, including the Scottish capital, Edinburgh. Edinburg is not only Scotland’s banking and finance center but it is surrounded by some of the country’s most remarkable golf courses. Just east of Edinburgh is "East Lothian" with over 40 miles of magnificent coastline, rolling countryside and some of the world’s finest selection of links golf courses. Muirfield, Gullane and North Berwick Golf Club are among its most popular courses. |
West Coat & Turnberry On Scotland's west coast of Ayrshire is the Turnberry Resort, a world renowned resort set on 360 acres with two championship golf courses, The Ailsa and The Kintyre. The Ailsa Course hosted of the 2009 British Open Championship. The region is home to several fine courses, including Royal Troon, Prestwick and Western Gailes. |
The Highlands & Aberdeenshire The Highands of Scotland are world famous for the wide open expanse and natural scenic beauty, as well as some of the best golf courses that Mother Nature ever created. Royal Dornoch GC and Cruden Bay GC are two courses that are favorites of our clients. The new Castle Stuart GC near Inverness is among the finest courses in the country, and although just a couple years old, is already a "must play" venue. |
CoursesMany great courses throughout Scotland to choose from. view course list |
AccommodationsSome of the finest hotels in Scotland. view accommodation list |
Suggested PackagesPremier Golf offers many dream packages to Scotland. more... |






