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EST . 2017

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Golfing Breaks Scotland

Only the Best Golfing Holidays Scotland are available at Fairways

Golf Scotland, the birthplace of golf, beckons golf enthusiasts from around the world to embark on an unforgettable golfing adventure. Imagine teeing off on some of the most legendary courses amidst breathtaking landscapes and soaking in the rich history and traditions of the game. Our Golfing Breaks in Scotland are tailored to provide you with the ultimate golfing experience in this golfing paradise.

Fairways Golf Scotland Packages

Scotland Golf Packages

New Course St Andrews

St Andrews Golf Packages

Golf-Scotland-Bespoke-Golfing-Breaks-Trips-Holidays-Events-tailored - Scotland

Golf Breaks Scotland

Exclusive Use Golf Tours

Visiting Scotland And The Home Of Golf

From ancient castles to a dram of whisky next to a wood fire, over unspoiled mountains and round pristine lochs, sampling the freshest local seafood to the finest nouvelle cuisine; Scotland offers a glorious mix of the traditional and modern. In addition to the Old Course, Scotland is home to many other world-class golf courses, including Royal Troon, Muirfield, Carnoustie, and Turnberry. Each of these courses has its own unique character and challenges, making them a must-visit for any serious golfer.

Golf In Scotland - Clubs & Courses

We’ve made a long list of only the Best Golf Courses and Clubs in Scotland, so that you can learn more about the different regions and golf throughout this great country.

The origins of Golf in Scotland date back to the mid 1400’s and today there are over 550 golf courses. Something for every golfer, Scotland offers links courses, parkland courses, heathland courses and everything else in between. Visitors from all over the world visit each year to experience the fantastic golf courses on offer and to play at ‘The Home of Golf’. Golf Scotland, the place to Play Golf!

Golf Scotland - Pro Events

Pro Events Golf Scotland takes full advantage of Scotland’s rich tapestry of golfing treasures. Their events often grace iconic courses that have witnessed the greatest moments in golfing history.

Genesis Scottish Open

Scottish Open Packages

AIG Women’s Open Packages

Golf Breaks Scotland

Golf Breaks Scotland

Golf Courses in Scotland

Golf Scotland is a golfer’s paradise, boasting a remarkable collection of golf courses that are as diverse as they are breathtaking. Here is a description of golf courses in Scotland.

Golf Courses in Ayrshire

Golf Courses Ayrshire

Muirfield - The Houorable Company of Edinburgh Golfers

Golf Courses Edinburgh

Old Course St Andrews

Old Course St Andrews

Golf Courses in the North East

Golf Courses North East Scotland

Old Course in St Andrews

Golf Courses St Andrews & Fife

Genesis Scottish Open

Golf Courses Scottish Highlands

Golf Scotland - PGA Coaching Course

The PGA Coaching Course is an exceptional program designed to nurture and develop aspiring golf instructors into accomplished professionals in the world of golf coaching. Whether you dream of teaching the fundamentals of the game to beginners or refining the skills of advanced players, this comprehensive course offers a pathway to excellence in golf instruction.

Optimise Potential

Let's optimise the potential of every athlete, fostering all-around excellence and instilling principles that shape lifelong golfers and athletes for generations to come. Your journey commences with a PGA Coach

PGA Professionals

PGA Professionals understand that every golfer is unique. They tailor their coaching and instruction to meet individual needs, recognizing that there's no one-size-fits-all approach to golf improvement. Whether you seek to lower your handicap.

Certified Coaching Golf

Certified coaches are dedicated to helping golfers achieve their goals, whether it's breaking scoring barriers, competing at a higher level, or simply enjoying the game more. Their certification is a mark of their commitment.

Luxury Transport and Golf Tours Scotland

When it comes to luxury transport services, Fairways Scotland offer a wealth of options to ensure that your journey is nothing short of exceptional. Whether you’re exploring the captivating landscapes of Scotland or embarking on a journey throughout the UK, luxury transport services are designed to elevate your travel experience to the highest standard of comfort, convenience, and sophistication.

Self-Drive Car Hire Scotland

Self Drive Car Hire Scotland

HIRE PRIVATE DRIVER SCOTLAND ​

Private Driver Scotland

Hire Private Chauffeur Scotland

Private Chauffeur Scotland

Electric Chauffeur Services Scotland

Electric Chauffeur Services

Golf Scotland - Activities

Golf Scotland boasts an impressive collection of world-class golf courses that cater to golfers of all skill levels. Whether you’re challenging yourself on the rugged links courses along the coastline or enjoying the lush fairways of parkland courses, you’ll find a course that suits your preferences and offers an unforgettable golfing experience. 

Scotland Distilleries and Whisky Tours

Scottish Breweries and Craft Beer

Scottish Breweries and Craft Beer

Golf Courses in the Scottish Highlands

Scottish Castles and Historical Sites

Activities and Adventure Scotland

Scotland is a land of breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage, making it an ideal destination for those seeking activities and adventure in the great outdoors. From the rugged Highlands to the serene lochs and the historic cities, Scotland offers a wide range of experiences for adventure enthusiasts. Here are some of the top activities and adventures you can enjoy in Scotland:

Clay Pigeon Shooting Scotland

Clay Pigeon Shooting

Cyclist in the Scottish hills

Cycling/ Bike Hire

SCOTLAND’S RESORTS

Scotland's Resorts

Visitor Experience Bar Macallan Distillery

The Macallan Distillery

Off Road Driving Scotland

OFF Road Driving

Elite Falconry Scotland

Elite Falconry Scotland

What Our Customer Says!

Frequently Asked Questions

The majority of courses in Scotland are open all year round, but generally the golfing season runs from the beginning of April to mid-October. The long daylight hours from May to September attracts many golfers to Scotland. During June, the sunlight hours can be from 4:30am to 10:00am ideal for those wishing to play more than one round. Typically, June, July and August are the busiest months for visitors golfing in Scotland.

However, travelling during shoulder season – March/April or late October/November may be a better option for certain people due to the savings which can be made at a number of the courses. Things to be aware of especially in the months of March and November is that some courses require players to play off fairway mats and they may also have winter greens in use.

This is always quite a difficult question to answer as Scottish weather is known to be very unpredictable! You can have a beautiful day in March and then a cold week of rain in August, therefore our advice is to come prepared for all weather types and pack plenty of layers, warm clothing and waterproofs – during just one round of golf in Scotland you can experience all 4 seasons!

Scotland’s average summer temperature ranges from 60-74F (or 15-23°), with temperatures usually highest during July and August. However, July and August can sometimes experience more rain than the months of April and May. Temperatures begin to drop in September and October and these months can also bring more wet weather.

Due to ever growing demand of golf in Scotland, we recommend to try and start planning your trip around 18-12 months prior to secure your preferred courses. Especially if you are looking to play The Open venues such as The Old Course, Muirfield and Troon.

Visitors always receive a warm Scottish welcome and are treated like a member for the day with access to all the facilities including locker rooms, showers and practice areas/driving ranges if available. Practically all golf clubs also have a nice bar and restaurant where you can enjoy a bite to eat either before or after your round.

A range of Welcome Schemes have been developed by Visit Scotland including the ‘Visiting Golfers Welcome’ scheme which recognises the special efforts made by golf clubs to provide and accommodate visiting golfers. Follow the link to see which golf clubs and courses are participating in the scheme: Visiting Golfers Scheme.

Generally, most clubs ask for golfers to wear appropriate golfing attire with collared shirts or turtlenecks. Shorts are allowed as long as they are tailored (some courses also require knee length socks if wearing shorts).

Denim, jeans, t-shirts, cargo or combat trousers/shorts, tracksuits, rugby and football shirts are not permitted on the course or in the clubhouse. Sometimes clubs will allow smart denim jeans in the clubhouse. The majority of clubs also do not allow golf shoes within the clubhouse.

A formal dress code of jacket and tie is required if dining at Muirfield and Prestwick Golf Club.

More information can be provided on request for specific courses.

Yes, there are certain golf clubs that require a handicap certificate to play especially the bigger championship courses. The Old Course in St Andrews has a very strict policy in place and you must show your handicap certificate to the starter. The maximum handicap at The Old Course is 24 for men and 36 for ladies. Muirfield is lower at 18 for both men and ladies. Some clubs are more lenient; however, we always recommend for our clients to bring their handicap certificate with them.

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