
Royal Troon
Troon
Open Championship links with the Postage Stamp, one of the shortest and most feared holes in championship golf.

Open Championship history on the Firth of Clyde, with Arran and Ailsa Craig on the horizon.
Turnberry lighthouse and the Ayrshire coast
The first Open Championship was played at Prestwick in 1860, and the Ayrshire coast has been central to the game ever since. Royal Troon and Turnberry have both hosted The Open, and between them lie links such as Western Gailes, Glasgow Gailes and Dundonald.
The light on this coast is distinctive: long sunsets over the sea, with the peaks of Arran beyond. It suits a slower pace, with a historic country house to return to each evening.


Troon
Open Championship links with the Postage Stamp, one of the shortest and most feared holes in championship golf.

Turnberry
Dramatic coastal golf beneath the lighthouse, looking out to Ailsa Craig and Arran.

Prestwick
Birthplace of The Open in 1860, with blind shots and quirks that delight those who love golf history.
Irvine
A narrow ribbon of pure links between the railway and the sea.
Kintyre
Remote and romantic, with a celebrated opening drive across the beach.
Visitor policies, handicap requirements and tee-time procedures are set by each club and can change. We confirm the current position for every course in your journey, and never assume access.

Signature Collection
7–9 nights
Fife, Angus, the Highlands and Speyside
From St Andrews to Royal Dornoch, with whisky country and the hills of Perthshire on the way. The fullest picture of Scottish golf.
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Reserve Collection
7–10 nights
Scotland's most prestigious golf destinations
Coast to coast and up into the Highlands, staying in Scotland's most remarkable houses. Every element is made for your party alone.
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