Golf in Scotland - The Home of Golf

Scotland has over 540 golf courses to choose from including world famous championship golf courses such as The Old Course St Andrews, Royal Troon, Carnoustie, Muirfield, Turnberry and Gleneagles. There are also the world-renowned historic Golf Clubs, such as Blairgowrie Rosemount, Cruden Bay, Southerness, Royal Musselburgh, Western Gailes, Tain and Ladybank. New Scottish golf courses such as Kingsbarns, St Andrews Bay Torrance and Devlin courses and The Roxburghe in the Scottish Borders that are firmly part of the 'must play' circuit. And many more classic links, parkland and heathland golf courses that welcome visiting golfers every day of the year.

Scottish Golf Courses - Scotland's Golfing Regions

The beauty of coming to play golf in Scotland is that you will experience golf as it is supposed to be played - the natural environment, climate and topography of Scotland has made golf what it is today. There is nothing artificial about Scottish golf courses - you will experience the best quality greens, well-maintained fairways and meet with people who are as passionate about the game as you are.

Scotland can boast some of the best golf courses in the world from links to parkland, 18-hole championship giants to wonderful 9-hole charmers that you will fall in love with. the six golfing regions of Scotland - Highlands, NorthEast, Historic Heartland, SouthEast, SouthWest and Central.

In the Highlands, Royal Dornoch and Nairn have hosted major championships, including the Walker Cup and Amateur Championships. Inverness has a park-like feel, and Fortrose and Rosemarkie sits by the seashore. Durness is the most northern of the mainland courses (there are some courses on the islands off Scotland).

Northeast Scotland has the historic Royal Aberdeen, one of the great old championship courses. Golf in the Central region combines golf with culture and history. This region has the Glasgow Green, Killermont, and Haggs Castle. Southeast Scotland has the ancient Old Musselburgh, which is accepted as the oldest course in the world, and Murfield, home to many Open Championships. In the Southwest, Prestwick was the original home of championship-level golf. Royal Troon was the location for the 2004 Open.

The Historic Heartland is the location of what may be the most famous golf course in Europe and one of the most famous in the world: St. Andrews. St. Andrews is considered the "home of golf," and the Old Course is a Mecca for golfers around the world. But the area is home to Scotland's other premier courses Carnoustie and Gleneagles. The Heartland is home to a total of 100 courses

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Unique Golf Ideas

Scottish Highlander:

No need to change hotels as your hotel floats from one golf course to another! Your group (of up to 8) will have this barge all to themselves as you are pampered by your own private chef and staff. Golfers will love playing Royal Dornoch, Nairn and more. Non-golfers will be taken by the barge's motorcoach sightseeing, cycling, horse-riding or even shopping.

King of the Castle

Live like royalty for a week in your own private castle. We can arrange for you and your group to have an ancient Scottish castle or elegant manor as your personal residence, with a full complement of staff. Perfect for a large group or a family reunion. Or for those who are looking for privacy and personal service.

RYDER CUP (starring you)

We believe that one of golf's greatest benefits is the way it brings people together and builds friendships. For larger groups we can arrange for you to meet some local golfers and play a round at one of the country's smaller, intimate clubs. You will be treated like VIPs and make friends that will last a life-time.

Golf Plus

Tee is Served is one of the few golf companies that offers a full range of travel services. We believe that golfers are travelers too and wish to take full advantage of their journey to experience the culture and hospitality of their destination.

We offer a full range of activities and entertainment to complement your golf. Ask us about adding in some extra activities such as horse-riding, hunting and fishing, attending the theater, shopping, sight-seeing, family friendly entertainment, visiting a crystal factory or sampling whisky at a local distillery.

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Sample Golf Itinerary

BASED ON 4 PEOPLE TRAVELLING
7 Days in High Season
East Coast of Scotland

1.  6 Nights Accommodation
2.  Full Scottish Breakfast Every Morning
3.  2 Dinners (as listed below)
4.  5 Rounds of Golf on a Selection of Scotland's Best Courses
5.  Transport in the form of a Coach & Driver throughout
      - Includes: Drivers Expenses
      - Does Not Include: Drivers Gratuity
6.  Tee is Served on call throughout your Trip to answer any queries
7.  Representative Available to meet and greet at the Airport
8.  Welcome Cocktails & Tour Briefing at first night hotel

Golfer: Price Per Person Sharing :     4,250$

Non Golfer: Price Per Person Sharing :     2,600$ 

For more information about playing golf in Scotland, please call us anytime at 1-888-TEE-4ME2 (833-4632) or locally in Washington D.C. at (202) 882-2127.