Golf in Scotland
Golf trips planned
around your group
For societies, club groups and private parties travelling to Scotland. You tell us who is coming and roughly when. We handle everything from the first tee to the last transfer.
What We Arrange
The whole trip, not just the golf
Organising a golf trip from another country is mostly admin. That is the part we take off you.
Tee times
Booked around your dates and your group, with honest advice on what is realistically available. Some courses ballot, some book a year ahead, and some of the best are neither.
Where you stay
Hotels, country houses or a single property for the whole group, chosen for the drive to the first tee rather than the brochure.
Getting around
Private transport with a driver, so nobody is navigating single track roads after a long lunch or working out who is staying off the wine.
Caddies and clubs
Caddies arranged where you want them, and rental sets waiting if you would rather not fly with your own.
The non golfers
Partners and family who are not playing get their own days planned, rather than an afternoon in the clubhouse car park.
One point of contact
You deal with us, not with nine separate clubs, hotels and transfer companies in a country five hours ahead of you.
Where You Play
Four regions, and honest advice on each
Most groups arrive with two or three courses in mind and no view on what fits together. Geography matters more than reputation. We will tell you when a course is worth the detour and when it is not.
- Fife and the East Neuk
- The best known stretch of Scottish golf, and the busiest. Worth building a trip around, but it needs planning further ahead than most people expect.
- East Lothian
- A dense run of championship and club links within a short drive of each other and of Edinburgh. Often the easiest base for a first trip.
- Ayrshire
- Championship links along the west coast, with quieter courses in between that regularly end up being the round people talk about afterwards.
- The Highlands and north
- Further to reach and all the better for it. Pairs naturally with whisky, and with scenery that justifies the drive on its own.
For Trip Organisers
You have done the hard part already
Getting twelve people to agree on dates is harder than anything that follows. From there it is mixed handicaps, one person who wants to play everything, another who wants two rounds and a distillery, and a group chat that never resolves. Send it all to us and we will come back with something workable, then adjust it until nobody is complaining.
Service Levels
How involved we get
The trip itself is always built from scratch. What changes here is how much of the arranging we take off you, and whether we are with you once you arrive.
Planned
A complete itinerary, designed around your group.
Where to stay, where to eat, what to do and how you travel between it all, researched and set out day by day with the reasoning behind every choice. You book it yourself, at your own pace, with our recommendations to work from.
Managed
Everything in Planned, arranged and booked on your behalf.
Hotels, transfers, tee times, tables and guides confirmed before you arrive, so nothing is left for you to organise. Someone to call while you're here if something needs sorting.
Accompanied
Everything in Managed, with one of us travelling alongside you.
Driving, handling the day to day, and dealing quietly with whatever comes up before it reaches you. A small number of these each year, planned well in advance.
Pricing depends entirely on the trip, so we quote each one individually after we have spoken. The call is free and there is no obligation to book.
Plan Your Golf Trip
Tell us about your group
Send us your dates, how many are playing and roughly what you have in mind. We will arrange a free 20-minute call to talk it through before putting a bespoke quote together. No charge, and no obligation to book.
- Free 20-minute call
- No obligation to book
- No fixed packages