Scotland’s Classic North Coast
Probably Scotland’s best kept secret, these courses are truly golfing gems. Royal Dornoch and Cruden Bay alone are worth the journey. The jewel in the Highlands golfing crown is definitely Royal Dornoch. The Carnegie Links is a fine traditional links course while Nairn is certainly one of Scotland’s finest and most picturesque links courses. Golf at Cruden Bay is full of surprises, very much a traditional links with humps, hollows and greens tucked into unimaginable spots. And finally Royal Aberdeen, this highly rated traditional links course boasts a balance of long and short par 4’s, testing par 3’s and tricky par 5’s, which due to wind speed and direction, play differently each day. Why wait! Let us begin to create your next dream vacation.
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ItineraryDay 1: Arrive in ScotlandArrive in Scotland, pick up your rental car and head to Dornoch for a 3-night stay. Day 2: Golf at Royal Dornoch Golf ClubA shrine for the devoted, the Royal Dornoch Golf Club has been described as “one of the greatest courses in the five continents” by five-time Open Champion Tom Watson. Herbert Warren Wind said “…no golfer has completed his education until he has played and studied Royal Dornoch”. The remote setting, magnificent history and incredible plateau greens combine to ensure an invigorating and unforgettable round of golf. Founded 1877. Day 3: Golf at Tain Golf ClubTain Golf Course is an Old Tom Morris design. He chose an undoubtedly beautiful area on which to design his most northerly course. The course benefits from some sheltered areas combined with some holes overlooking the Dornoch Firth. A true hidden gem. Founded 1890. Day 4: Golf at Nairn Golf ClubMajestic views over Moray Firth and the beautiful seaside town of Nairn combine with the warm and encouraging welcome with which golfers are greeted to create a refreshing playing atmosphere at this pleasant club. A superb golfing challenge. Founded 1897. After golf, head to Aberdeen for a 3-night stay. Day 5: Golf at Cruden Bay Golf ClubSituated on Scotland’s Buchan coast, Cruden Bay offers traditional Scottish links in a warm, friendly atmosphere. The course features several blind shots, sand dunes, burns, and forceful winds that must be negotiated. The inspiring views of the Bay, the mysterious backdrop of Slains Castle, and the challenging holes combine for a memorable round of golf. Founded 1901. Day 6: Golf at Royal Aberdeen Golf ClubThis is the sixth oldest golf club in the world. It has been said that the last hole is the most difficult. It is a lengthy par four, well bunkered and usually played into the wind. With no less than ninety-two bunkers, combined with the seemingly ever present wind, Royal Aberdeen is certain to test your skills. Founded 1780. Day 7: Depart ScotlandTransfer to the Airport, drop off your car rental and board your flight back to the U.S.
PricingDriver guide: Private Driver/guide and coach includes unlimited mileage, gas and drivers’ expenses. Call a Destinations Golf Specialist for your complimentary customized quote. Self Drive: Self Drive includes unlimited mileage, taxes and CDW Insurance. Call a Destinations Golf Specialist for your complimentary customized quote. |
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