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TMI Golf: Your Luxury Golf Escape to Scotland
TMI Golf specializes in crafting unforgettable golf Packages Scotland, and is one of their most popular destinations. With a focus on providing exceptional experiences, they offer a variety of packages tailored to meet your specific needs.
Key Features of TMI Golf Scotland Packages:
Expert Curated Itineraries: Their team carefully designs itineraries that combine world-class golf courses with luxurious accommodations and cultural experiences.
Premier Golf Courses: Tee off on iconic courses like St. Andrews, Carnoustie, and Kingsbarns, all renowned for their challenging layouts and stunning scenery.
Luxury Accommodations: Enjoy the finest accommodations, from historic castles to contemporary boutique hotels, ensuring a comfortable and indulgent stay.
Personalized Service: TMI Golf's dedicated staff is committed to providing personalized service, ensuring that every detail of your trip is taken care of.
Exclusive Experiences: Beyond golf, explore Scotland's rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture through exclusive experiences like whisky tastings and guided tours.
The Old Course at St Andrews, often referred to as the "home of golf," boasts a rich history that dates back over 600 years. Evidence suggests that golf was played on the links land as far back as the 15th century. The first documented mention of golf being played there dates to 1457 when King James II banned the game, citing it as a distraction from archery practice.
By the 1500s, the Old Course had established itself as a formalized golfing venue, and in 1754, the St Andrews Society of Golfers was formed, overseeing competitions and promoting the game. The course's layout has undergone several transformations, with its current design coming to fruition in the early 18th century. Originally a 22-hole course, it was eventually standardized to 18 holes in 1764.
The Old Course has hosted various prestigious events, including The Open Championship, which it has welcomed 30 times since the tournament's inception in 1860. Its hallowed fairways have witnessed legendary players, shaping the course’s mythos and significance within the sport.
The course is renowned for its unique features, including the Swilcan Bridge, a stone bridge that spans the 18th hole, and the infamous Road Hole, known for its challenging layout and the Road's bunker. Over the centuries, the Old Course has maintained its charm, blending historical significance with modern golfing demands, making it a pilgrimage site for golf enthusiasts worldwide. Today, it stands not only as a golf course but as a treasured symbol of the sport's heritage.
The Old Course
Golf Trips to St Andrews and Golf courses near
Round 1 Kingsbarns golf Links
Round 2 St Andrews New Course
Round 3 Carnoustie Championship
Round 4 Dumbarnie Links
Round 5 St Andrews Castle
Round 6 Balcomie Links
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To play the Old Course at St Andrews, follow these procedures:
1. Advance Tee Time Booking
As a historic site, the Old Course has limited availability. Book a tee time as early as possible, up to one year in advance.
You can make a reservation through the St Andrews Links Trust website or contact their booking office directly.
2. Apply for a Ballot
If you don’t secure a tee time, consider entering the daily ballot. The ballot is a lottery system allowing golfers to play the course if they’re not members or haven't already booked a tee time.
Sign up for the ballot online or in person at the St Andrews Links clubhouse. The ballot draws take place the day before your desired play date.
3. Play as a Guest of a Member
If you know a member of the St Andrews Links, arrange to be their guest. Members can book tee times for their guests, providing you with a unique opportunity to experience the course.
4. Utilize package deals
Consider golf vacation packages offered by various tour operators. Some of these packages include guaranteed tee times at the Old Course along with stays in nearby accommodations.
5. Walk-On Access
During certain times of the year, there may be walk-on availability for individuals. Arrive early, as spots fill up quickly. This option is more accessible during off-peak seasons.
6. Be Prepared for the Weather
The climate in Scotland can be unpredictable. Dress in layers and be prepared for rain and wind. Bring appropriate golf shoes and waterproof gear.
7. Respect the Course and Tradition
Familiarize yourself with the course’s rich history and traditions. Adhere to etiquette, and remember that the Old Course is not just a golf course but a site of significant cultural importance in the sport.
With careful planning and adherence to these guidelines, you can enhance your chances of playing the Old Course at St Andrews, creating an unforgettable golfing experience.
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Luxury Golf Packages Scotland with TMI Golf
Luxury golf trips with our St Andrews golf packages, so many courses with very little travel stay in one place, no changing hotels needed. A perfect way to get a ton of golf, pub time and St Andrews culture all in one place.
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A Introduction to St Andrews 7 nights 5 Rounds
Round 1 St Andrews New Golf Course
Round 2 St Andrews Eden Golf Course
Round 3 St Andrews Strathtyrum Golf Course
Round 4 St Andrews Jubilee Golf Course
Round 5 St Andrews Castle Golf Course
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Golf Packages Scotland
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St Andrews Golf Trip
3 nights 3 Rounds including Bed&Breakfast
Round 1 New Course
Round 2 Castle Course
Round 3 Jubilee Course
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The highlands
5 Nights 4 Rounds including Bed&Breakfast
Round 1 Royal Dornoch
Round 2 Castle Stuart
Round 3 Nairn Golf Club
Round 4 Tain Golf Club
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West Coast
7 Nights 6 Rounds including Bed&breakfast
Round 1 Prestwick Golf Course
Round 2 Wester Gales Golf Club
Round 3 Royal Troon
Round. 4 Dundonald Links
Round 5 Turnberry King Robert the Bruce
Round 6 Turnberry Ailsa
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A golf trip to Scotland offers a chance to experience the birthplace of the game, featuring spectacular links courses, rich history, and stunning landscapes. Here are some of the best golf courses to play during your visit.
St Andrews Links
Often referred to as the "Home of Golf," St Andrews is a must-visit. The Old Course, known for its iconic landmarks such as the Swilcan Bridge and the Road Hole, offers a true test of golfing skill. Don't miss the New Course and the Jubilee Course, both of which provide additional world-class golfing opportunities.
Muirfield
Home to the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers, Muirfield is a historic championship course that has hosted The Open Championship multiple times. Its traditional links layout presents a challenging round, and the hospitality at the clubhouse is exceptional.
Royal Aberdeen Golf Club
As one of the oldest golf clubs in the world, Royal Aberdeen offers a remarkable course that blends history with a stunning coastal setting. The Balgownie Links features natural dunes, unique holes, and a demanding layout that tests golfers of all levels.
Trump Turnberry
Located along the Ayrshire coast, Trump Turnberry boasts breathtaking views of the Firth of Clyde and Ailsa Craig. The Ailsa Course, hosting several Open Championships, features iconic holes like the famous par-3 9th. The resort offers luxury accommodations making it a perfect place for a relaxing stay.
Carnoustie Golf Links
Known for its difficulty, Carnoustie is another Open Championship venue that challenges players with its tight fairways and strategic bunkering. The Championship Course is renowned for its tough finishing stretch, making it a thrilling experience for golfers seeking a challenge.
Gleneagles
This luxury hotel and resort features three stunning championship courses, including the PGA Centenary Course, which hosted the 2014 Ryder Cup. Gleneagles combines excellent golfing with top-notch accommodations and various leisure activities, offering a complete getaway.
Royal Troon Golf Club
Famous for its breathtaking views and the challenging 9th hole, Royal Troon is another significant venue in golfing history. Its Old Course has hosted The Open Championships and offers a unique blend of traditional links golf and beautiful surroundings.
Each of these courses reflects the rich golfing heritage of Scotland and offers players an unforgettable experience. Combining these rounds with Scotland’s beautiful landscapes and warm hospitality will make for a remarkable golf vacation.
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I had a wonderful time in St Andrews. The Hotel, selection of golf courses and restaurant recommendations in the St Andrews village environment worked very well. Alan, you went above and beyond to make us comfortable. It was a wonderful week and exceeded my expectations. ”
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Thank you so much!! This was a dream come true! I am deeply grateful!”