Scotland has played host to some of the most thrilling golf competitions in history, from the very first Open Championship at Prestwick in 1860 to the 150th Open at St Andrews. Book a round of golf on one of Scotland's iconic championship courses, and follow in the footsteps of golfing legends.
The Old Course at St Andrews is at the top of every golfer's bucket list. The oldest public golf course in the world has hosted The Open Championship many times and offers supreme challenges along way, including the notorious Hell Bunker. At sunset, don't forget to snap a selfie at the Swilcan Bridge!
St Andrews is a town dedicated to the game, with the
Founded in 1878, Royal Troon is considered one of the most challenging links courses in the world. Set within the beautiful Ayrshire coastline, an area dotted with incredible golf courses, in summer 2024 it will proudly host the prestigious 152nd Open Championship.
After watching or playing some golf, explore the seaside town of Troon, and walk along the blissful promenade with an ice cream and admire the boats at
Overlooking the Moray Firth, Castle Stuart has been a longtime favourite with golfers across the globe. In 2016, the game's finest players were here in action at the Scottish Open.
As you play, look out for landmarks including Castle Stuart itself, Chanonry Lighthouse and Kessock Bridge. Relax after a day on the green with a trip to the club spa, or why not spend a night in
Skirting the famous loch and making use of the uniquely varied landscape, The Carrick at Cameron House has hosted the Ladies Scottish Open and EuroPro Tour events in the past. Warning: the awe-inspiring surroundings might distract you from making the perfect putt.
After a round on the course,
Loch Lomond’s ‘sister’ course Dundonald Links proudly hosted the men's and ladies' Scottish Open in 2017 - the first time in history that both events have been played on the same course back-to-back.
Designed by Kyle Phillips, the course gives a real test to all levels of golfer. There are excellent facilities and a cosy clubhouse to boot with magnificent views across to Arran. Dundonald is in great company with the likes of Prestwick and Royal Troon nearby, and is only around 40 minutes away from Glasgow Airport by car.
For a slice of history, visit the impressive medieval tower house
One of East Lothian's finest courses,
Take the chance to explore more of East Lothian - make a visit to the fascinating
This illustrious course hosted the first ever Open Championship in 1860. With its pristine terrain, undulating greens and perfectly-designed holes, at Prestwick Golf Club you can immerse yourself in golfing history. A stone cairn marks the spot where the first tee was struck in Open Championship golf. There are two other courses nearby, the
Whilst you're visiting the town, stop for a bite to eat in one of the town's pubs or restaurants. Don't forget to explore more of the blissful
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