golf Vacation in Scotland
Golf breaks in Scotland
Highlands Golf Tour
8-night / 7-day Golf Itinerary — Highlands Scotland Accommodations: 5-star hotels Courses: 6 exceptional courses.
Day 1 — Arrival: Inverness Airport
Arrive at Inverness Airport Glasgow or Edinburgh Airport .
Private transfer to your hotel in Inverness (suggestions: luxury property Ness walk)
Afternoon: settle in,
Evening: welcome dinner at hotel fine-dining restaurant; pre-round briefing and distribution of printed itinerary and scorecards.
Day 2 — Fortrose & Rosemarkie Golf Club
Morning: Private transfer to Fortrose & Rosemarkie Golf Club
Tee time on Fortrose & Rosemarkie Golf Club —The 15TH oldest recorded club in the world (1793)
Afternoon: Clubhouse lunch, time to explore the grounds and practice putting.
Late afternoon return to hotel; optional spa treatment or recovery massage.
Evening: Dinner
Day 3 — Nairn Championship
Morning: transfer to Nairn Championship
Tee time on — Nairn Championship- Home to the 1999 Walker Cup.
Afternoon: Enjoy clubhouse facilities;
Evening: Return to hotel; relaxed dinner and review of next-day plans.
Day 4 — Cabot Highlands ( Castle Stuart Golf Course)
Morning private transfer to Golf Course (approx. 30 mins)
Tee time on Castle Stuart Golf Course —
Afternoon: Lunch at the clubhouse, coastal photography stop.
Evening: Dinner
Day 5 — Golspie Golf Club
Morning; Transfer to Golf Course
Tee time on the— Golspie Golf Club-With a design influenced by the great James Braid
Afternoon: Clubhouse fare,
Evening: Return to your chosen 5-star hotel dinner and optional whisky tasting.
Day 6 —Cabot Highlands (Old Petty)
Morning : Transfer to Cabot Highlands
Tee time on Old Petty- One of the latest designs by Tom Dork.
Afternoon: Enjoy local hospitality and return to Hotel for leisure time.
Evening: Explore Inverness dining scene or relax at the hotel.
Day 7 — Royal Dornoch
Morning: Transfer to Royal Dornoch .
Tee time Royal Dornoch
Afternoon: Farewell lunch at the club; presentation of custom scorecard summary and optional small prize ceremony if traveling as a group.
Evening: Final night at your 5-star Inverness hotel; gourmet farewell dinner and optional late-night whiskey/liqueur pairing.
Day 8 — Departure
Morning: breakfast.
Private transfer to Inver
Assistance with luggage, club transport logistics, and any last-minute arrangements.
A golf tour of the Scotland Highlands is an unmatched blend of history, scenery, and pure golf. Here’s why you should make it your next trip:
Legendary courses and links tradition: The Highlands are home to classic links and parkland courses with designs from the game’s early architects. Playing these courses means stepping into the history and traditions that shaped golf.
Dramatic, unforgettable scenery: Expect sweeping coastal views, rugged mountains, windswept moors, and tranquil lochs. Every round becomes a visual experience as much as a golfing one.
Varied and challenging golf: Highland courses offer diverse playing conditions—firm fairways, deep bunkers, fast greens and ever-changing wind. They test shot-making, strategy, and creativity, rewarding thoughtful play.
Less crowded, more authentic: Compared with the busiest Lowlands and St Andrews, many Highland courses provide quieter, more personal rounds. You’ll encounter genuine Scottish hospitality and a relaxed pace.
Rich local culture and history: Between rounds explore castles, whisky distilleries, historic fishing villages, and museums. The Highlands add cultural depth to your golf itinerary, making the trip memorable off the course as well.
Exceptional weather-driven character: Wind, rain, and sun shape each round differently. Adapting to the conditions is part of the fun and gives every day unique character.
Excellent travel logistics for a tailored tour: Compact driving distances between top venues, combined with private transfers or scenic train routes, make a bespoke multi-course itinerary easy to plan. You can combine championship rounds with hidden gems for a balanced experience.
Luxury and authentic accommodations: Stay in country-house hotels, converted manor homes, or coastal lodges that complement the landscape and enhance relaxation after play.
Ideal for all group types: Whether you’re planning a buddy trip, corporate retreat, or a mixed-skill group, the Highlands’ range of course difficulties and non-golf activities suits varied needs.
Unforgettable memories: The combination of historic courses, dramatic landscapes, intimate atmosphere, and local culture creates a trip that golfers remember for a lifetime.
If you’d like, I can design a sample 5- or 7-day Highland golf itinerary with course suggestions, accommodations, and recommended non-golf activities tailored to your group.