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Package Ideas - Fife, Perth & Angus

Day 1 - Arrival

As you land at Edinburgh Airport, our driver will be there to greet you and provide a stress-free short journey to the Hotel Once arriving, take your time to settle in and familiarize yourself with the amazing facilities the hotel has offer. As the evening arrives, enjoy a wonderful dinner and spend a few moments cherishing the golfing adventure that will start tomorrow.

Day 2 - Gleneagles Golf Club

On day three, you will venture to the historic Gleneagles Golf Club, a club with a rich history in hosting the most prestigious golf competitions, including the 2014 Ryder Cup. Today you will have the opportunity to walk in the footsteps of some of the modern greats of the game. The Kings Course measures around 6,500 yards from the white tees; it is not excessively long but requires golfers to constantly adjust to uneven lies, tricky bunkers and dramatic changes in elevation. Its raised tee boxes provide stunning views across the surrounding Perthshire countryside. After your round, retreat to the elegant clubhouse and enjoy the renowned Gleneagles hospitality. The luxurious surroundings provide the perfect setting to relax and think back on another world-class golf course.

Day 3 - Carnoustie Golf Links (Championship)

Today is the toughest and most enjoyable challenge of the trip; Carnoustie Golf Links Championship Course is widely regarded as one of the hardest golf courses in the world. With deep bunkers, thick rough, and tight fairways, this round of golf will require you to be on your A-game. The strong coastal winds add to the challenge of the course, placing great importance on accurate and strategic shots. The closing holes on the championship course are known for their great difficulty, with many top professionals struggling with the final holes during the Open Championship. Once Conquering the brutal links course head to the clubhouse with your head held high taking pride in the great achievement you have accomplished.

Day 4 - Kingsbarns Golf Links

Your first golfing experience in Scotland will be the 7th ranked course in Scotland, Kingsbarns Golf Links. The Golf Club is only one of a few links courses constructed recently. Across the beautiful Scottish coastline, which puts it in the argument for one of the best links courses in the UK. Factors like the long rough, high winds, tight greens, changing coastal winds and undulating fairways provide a thrilling experience that you will be fortunate enough to undertake on your first day of Scottish Golf. After completing your opening round, make your way into the Kingsbarns clubhouse to enjoy a well-earned meal and drink while reflecting on an unforgettable start to your golf trip.

Day 5 - Elie Golf House Club

The last golfing adventure of your trip to Scotland takes you to Elie Golf House Club, the third oldest golf course in the world, with golf dating back to 1589 on this historic linksland. The course is a true links experience, with strategically placed bunkers, blind shots, undulating fairways and fast greens. The first tee features a famous blind opening shot over a 30-foot dune. To check if the fairway is clear, the starter uses an operational periscope salvaged from the Royal Navy submarine HMS Excalibur. After finishing your round on this historic links, head to the clubhouse to enjoy a well-earned meal and a few drinks in relaxed surroundings. Take in the atmosphere and reflect on four unforgettable rounds of golf across some of Scotland's most iconic courses, bringing your golfing journey to a fitting close.

Day 6 - Departure

You will begin your final day with one last breakfast at the hotel before your driver arrives to collect you for the short journey to Edinburgh Airport. As you make your way home, take a moment to reflect on the remarkable courses, breathtaking landscapes and memorable experiences that have defined your time in Scotland. We hope this journey has given you not only the opportunity to play some of the region's finest golf, but also a lasting connection to the beauty, character and spirit of the Scottish landscape.