Scotland Golf Breaks
Scotland Golf Breaks
Scotland is the ultimate destination for golfers. Iconic courses and dramatic landscapes make every round unforgettable here.
As the birthplace of golf, Scotland is home to some of the world’s most renowned and historic courses. Indeed, from St Andrews’ legendary links to luxury hotels in the Highlands, it offers a golfing experience like no other.
We currently have 23 packages available across the country. Search all Scotland packages →
Why Golf in Scotland?
Scotland is synonymous with world-class golf. St Andrews Links, known as the “Home of Golf,” is a must-visit. With seven courses, including the world-famous Old Course, it’s steeped in history. Iconic windswept fairways and deep bunkers make for a genuinely challenging layout. Securing a tee time on the Old Course, in particular, is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
Royal Dornoch Golf Club, in the Highlands, stands out for those wanting coastal golf. It ranks among the top 10 courses globally. Rolling fairways and views of the North Sea combine for a true links experience.
The luxury Gleneagles Resort has hosted both the Ryder Cup and the Solheim Cup. Its courses include the PGA Centenary Course, designed by Jack Nicklaus. This five-star resort is perfect for combining golf with luxury accommodation and fine dining.
Top Scotland Golf Hotels and Resorts:
Ayrshire, Scotland
Carnoustie Golf Hotel & Spa
- 1 Night
- Bed and Breakfast
- 2 Rounds (x1 Buddon, x1 Burnside)
- The Open Championship Venue.
£170 pp
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Dalmahoy Hotel & Country Club
- 1 Night
- Dinner, Bed and Breakfast
- 2 Rounds
- 2 Golf Courses!
£175 pp
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Gailes Links Experience
- 2 Nights
- Bed and Breakfast
- 3 Rounds
- Western Gailes, Gailes Links and Dundonald Links!
£330 pp
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The Gleneagles Hotel
- 2 Nights
- Bed and Breakfast
- 3 Rounds
- 3 Championship Golf Courses!
On Request
Scotland
Fairmont St Andrews
- 1 Night
- Bed and Breakfast
- 1 Round
£369 pp
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Macdonald Cardrona Hotel
- 1 Night
- Dinner, Bed and Breakfast
- 2 Rounds
£109 pp
Scotland
Old Course Hotel Golf Resort & Spa
- 2 Nights
- Bed and Breakfast
- 3 Rounds
On Request
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Stirling Highland Hotel
- 2 Nights
- Bed and Breakfast
- 3 Rounds
- Perfectly located Stirling Hotel near Gleneagles Golf Courses!
£379 pp
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Trump Turnberry
- 1 Nights
- Bed and Breakfast
- 2 Rounds
- Home to The Ailsa Course and the Famous Duel in the Sun!
£325 pp
Popular Golf Accommodations in Scotland:
Top Offers in Scotland Right Now
| Resort | Highlights | From |
|---|---|---|
| Macdonald Cardrona Hotel | 1 night, dinner, bed & breakfast, 2 rounds | £109pp |
| Carnoustie Golf Hotel & Spa | 1 night, bed & breakfast, 2 rounds — Open Championship venue | £170pp |
| Dalmahoy Hotel & Country Club | 1 night, dinner, bed & breakfast, 2 rounds across 2 courses | £175pp |
| Trump Turnberry | 1 night, bed & breakfast, 2 rounds — home of the Ailsa Course | £325pp |
| Gailes Links Experience | 2 nights, bed & breakfast, 3 rounds across 3 links courses | £330pp |
| Fairmont St Andrews | 1 night, bed & breakfast, 1 round | £369pp |
| Stirling Highland Hotel | 2 nights, bed & breakfast, 3 rounds — handy for Gleneagles | £379pp |
Prices per person, based on shared occupancy and subject to availability. The Gleneagles Hotel and Old Course Hotel are available on request.
These are just some of the 23 packages available. Elsewhere, you can browse and filter every Scotland package by price, star rating, and board basis. You can also check our live Sale, Exclusive, and Special Offers pages for the latest deals.
Top Golf Hotels & Resorts
With 23 packages on offer, here are some of the standout stays:
- The Gleneagles Hotel — Auchterarder. Three championship courses, including the Ryder Cup-hosting PGA Centenary Course.
- Old Course Hotel, Golf Resort & Spa — St Andrews. Right beside the Old Course, with views of the famous 17th, “The Road Hole.”
- Trump Turnberry — Ayrshire. Home to the world-famous Ailsa Course and its “Duel in the Sun” history.
- Fairmont St Andrews — St Andrews. Two championship courses on a clifftop, with views over St Andrews Bay.
- Rusacks St Andrews — St Andrews. A historic hotel right on the Old Course’s 18th fairway.
- Carnoustie Golf Hotel & Spa — Angus. Right on the doorstep of this Open Championship venue.
- Gailes Links Experience — Ayrshire. A base for exploring Western Gailes, Gailes Links, and Dundonald Links.
- Cabot Highlands — Inverness. A modern take on Highland links golf.
- SCHLOSS Roxburghe — Kelso. A luxury Borders estate with resort golf and a full spa.
- Marine North Berwick — North Berwick. Sea views close to Scotland’s famous Golf Coast.
- Dalmahoy Hotel & Country Club — Edinburgh. Two courses just outside the capital.
- Macdonald Cardrona Hotel — Peebles. Great value golf in the Scottish Borders.
- Machrihanish Dunes — Campbeltown. Genuine natural links terrain on the Kintyre peninsula.
- Dundonald Links — Troon. A modern links course close to Royal Troon.
- Glasgow Westerwood Spa & Golf Resort — Cumbernauld. Resort golf handy for Glasgow.
- Macdonald Spey Valley Resort — Aviemore. A scenic Highland base close to the Cairngorms.
- Stirling Highland Hotel — Stirling. Perfectly located for Gleneagles’ championship courses.
- Trump MacLeod House & Lodge — Aberdeen. A luxury stay close to Trump International Scotland.
- Dornoch Castle Hotel — Dornoch. Characterful stays right by Royal Dornoch.
- Drumoig Golf Hotel — St Andrews. A well-priced base close to the Home of Golf.
- Mercure Ayr Hotel – Troon Golf Tour — Ayr. A handy base for exploring Ayrshire’s championship links.
- The Leddie — Aberlady. A relaxed stay close to Scotland’s Golf Coast.
Popular Golf Courses in Scotland
St Andrews Links (Old Course Hotel) — The Old Course Hotel sits alongside the iconic Old Course, with views over the famous 17th, “The Road Hole.” Luxury rooms, a world-class spa, and excellent dining make it ideal for golfers playing at the Home of Golf.
Gleneagles — The Gleneagles Hotel features three championship courses, including the PGA Centenary Course, host of the 2014 Ryder Cup. Luxurious rooms, fine dining, and a full-service spa create a genuinely world-class golfing experience.
Trump Turnberry — Home to the renowned Ailsa Course, one of Scotland’s finest links. What’s more, this five-star resort features luxury rooms, a spa, and upscale dining, all in a historic coastal setting.
Fairmont St Andrews — Set on a clifftop with views over St Andrews Bay, Fairmont St Andrews offers two championship courses. Spacious rooms, a spa, and multiple dining options round out a luxurious stay just minutes from St Andrews.
Marine North Berwick — Near the famous North Berwick Golf Club, this Victorian hotel offers comfortable rooms and a full-service spa. Sea views make it an excellent base for exploring Scotland’s Golf Coast.
The Machrie Hotel & Golf Links — On the rugged Isle of Islay, this acclaimed links course pairs with modern accommodation. Stylish rooms, a spa, and casual dining create a peaceful escape for golfers wanting island scenery alongside their golf.
Overall, these top golf accommodations offer world-renowned courses, luxury stays, and spectacular settings, making them ideal for any golf break in Scotland.
Useful to Know
- Travelling to Scotland — Direct flights run from most major UK airports to Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, and Inverness, making the whole country easy to reach.
- Scotland weather — Expect a genuine four-season climate. Coastal links courses can be breezy, so pack proper waterproofs even in summer.
- After the golf — Edinburgh, St Andrews town, and the Scottish Highlands all offer excellent food, whisky, and history off the course.
- Popular golf accommodation — The Old Course Hotel and Trump Turnberry are, in particular, among our most booked stays in Scotland.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best golf course in Scotland? St Andrews’ Old Course is the ultimate bucket-list round. Royal Dornoch and Gleneagles’ PGA Centenary Course are also among the finest in the world.
Can I play the Old Course at St Andrews? Yes. Visiting golfers can access the Old Course, and we can help arrange tee times as part of a wider package, including stays at the Old Course Hotel.
How much does a golf break in Scotland cost? Packages currently start from around £109pp for a night’s dinner, bed and breakfast with golf included. There are 23 packages available across a wide range of budgets.
Is Scotland good for a golfing society or group trip? Yes. For example, resorts like Gailes Links Experience and Dalmahoy regularly host group trips, with multi-course itineraries built in.
Can I book a luxury golf and spa break in Scotland? Yes. Resorts like Gleneagles, Trump Turnberry, and Fairmont St Andrews all combine championship golf with full spa facilities.
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From the legendary fairways of St Andrews to the remote beauty of the Highlands, Scotland Golf Breaks bring together the very birthplace of the game. Browse our current packages, or get in touch and we’ll help you plan the perfect trip.
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Dornoch Castle Hotel
Dornoch Castle Hotel - Whisky Bar & Dining - Takeaway Pizza, Castle Street, Dornoch, UK
Read moreGlasgow Westerwood Spa & Golf Resort
Glasgow Westerwood Spa & Golf Resort, Saint Andrews Drive, Cumbernauld, Glasgow, UK
Read moreOld Course Hotel Golf Resort & Spa
Old Course Hotel, Golf Resort & Spa, Old Station Road, St Andrews, UK
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- Carnoustie Golf Hotel & Spa Ayrshire
- Dalmahoy Hotel & Country Club Scotland
- Dornoch Castle Hotel Scotland
- Drumoig Golf Hotel Scotland
- Dundonald Links Scotland
- Fairmont St Andrews Scotland
- Gailes Links Experience Scotland
- Glasgow Westerwood Spa & Golf Resort Scotland
- Macdonald Cardrona Hotel Scotland
- Macdonald Spey Valley Resort Scotland
- Machrihanish Dunes Scotland
- Marine North Berwick Scotland
- Mercure Ayr Hotel – Troon Golf Tour Ayrshire
- Old Course Hotel Golf Resort & Spa Scotland
- Rusacks St Andrews Scotland
- SCHLOSS Roxburghe Scotland
- Stirling Highland Hotel Scotland
- The Davron Hotel Scotland
- The Gleneagles Hotel Scotland
- The Leddie Scotland
- Trump MacLeod House & Lodge Scotland
- Trump Turnberry Scotland
Useful to know
When in Scotland, it is pretty easy to get around via:
Car
Taxi
Uber
Train
Coach
Travel time varies depending on where you’re travelling from.
Transfers are available in and around; however, we can arrange transfers for you if you need them.
Scotland has a varied, temperate maritime climate, which means it offers golf year-round. Specifically, the warmest months are July and August, with temperatures ranging from 15-19°C, making summer the most comfortable time for golfers. However, rain showers and wind are frequent, so appropriate clothing is essential.
On the other hand, the coldest period is from December to February, with temperatures dropping to 0-7°C. While winter golf is possible, you should expect frost, rain, and shorter daylight hours, which can affect play.
In contrast, the ideal time to golf in Scotland is late spring (May-June) and early autumn (September), when temperatures range between 10-16°C. During these seasons, you can enjoy milder conditions, fewer crowds, and long daylight hours.
For instance, during summer, the sun rises around 4:30 AM and sets close to 10 PM, providing ample time for a full round. Conversely, in winter, daylight is limited, with sunrise after 8:30 AM and sunset as early as 3:30 PM. Similarly, spring and autumn bring moderate daylight, with sunrise around 6 AM and sunset near 8 PM.
Overall, Scotland’s famous courses and dynamic weather make it a year-round destination, with spring and autumn providing the most balanced conditions for golf.
With a legacy that spans six centuries, there is no finer place to play a round of golf than the country that gave the game to the world.
In fact, you’ll be spoiled for choice on your golf break in Scotland, with over 550 fantastic golf courses, including links, parkland, and 9-hole courses.
Moreover, a golf trip to Scotland is also the perfect opportunity to see some of the world’s most prestigious tournaments.
In addition to golf, explore over 100 breweries in Scotland.
You’ll find everything from hoppy India Pale Ales to refreshing lagers, golden ales, or robust stouts.
Scotland is the birthplace of golf and offers some of the most iconic courses in the world.
To that end, here’s a list of the most popular courses:
St Andrews – Old Course
First and foremost, St Andrews – Old Course is one of the most famous golf courses in the world. Located on the East Coast, this historic links layout has hosted the Open Championship numerous times and is a must-play for any serious golfer.
Muirfield
Next, Muirfield, located in East Lothian, is a renowned links course and regular host of The Open. Indeed, its challenging layout, strategic bunkering, and fast greens make it one of Scotland’s finest golfing experiences.
Carnoustie Golf Links
Moving on, Carnoustie Golf Links, on the Angus coast, is known as one of the toughest links courses in the world. It has hosted multiple Open Championships; consequently, its narrow fairways, deep bunkers, and challenging conditions will test even the best golfers.
Royal Dornoch Golf Club
Additionally, Royal Dornoch Golf Club, situated in the Highlands, is a stunning links course known for its natural beauty and challenging play. With undulating fairways and elevated greens, it offers an exhilarating round with breathtaking views.
Turnberry – Ailsa Course
Furthermore, the Ailsa Course at Turnberry, located on the west coast, is one of the most scenic links courses in the world. Not only does it offer stunning views of the Ayrshire coastline, but it also provides challenging golf and has hosted multiple Open Championships.
Gleneagles – PGA Centenary Course
Moreover, Gleneagles is a luxury resort in Perthshire, home to three excellent courses, with the PGA Centenary Course being the most famous. In fact, the 2014 Ryder Cup was hosted on this parkland course, which combines beauty with challenge and offers an enjoyable round for all golfers.
Kingsbarns Golf Links
Just a few miles from St Andrews, Kingsbarns Golf Links is a modern links course that has quickly gained a reputation as one of Scotland’s best. Thanks to its seaside setting and open layout, it provides a fun yet testing experience for golfers of all abilities.
North Berwick Golf Club
Lastly, North Berwick Golf Club is a traditional links course on the East Lothian coast. Known for its quirky layout, challenging conditions, and stunning sea views, it provides a memorable round in a classic Scottish setting.
In conclusion, Scotland’s rich golfing heritage and iconic courses make it the ultimate destination for any golf enthusiast. Whether you are wanting a challenging links course or a scenic parkland layout, Scotland has everything you need for a perfect golf break.
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