Scotland

No golf pilgrimage is complete without a journey to St Andrews, the “Home of Golf.” This seaside town is hallowed ground, steeped in history and brimming with atmosphere, from its ancient university to its legendary pubs like the Jigger Inn . Featured Courses St Andrews (Old Course)  – The most famous course in the world, where every golfer dreams of teeing it up. Carnoustie  – A regular Open Championship venue and one of the toughest tests in golf. Kingsbarns  – Modern links

For golfers willing to venture beyond the well-trodden routes of St Andrews and Ayrshire, Northern Scotland reveals a world of wild landscapes, dramatic coastlines, and world-class courses that feel like best-kept secrets. This is golf for purists—rugged, authentic, and set against some of the most awe-inspiring backdrops in the game. Featured Courses Royal Dornoch  – Revered globally for its rugged beauty and playability; often cited as a personal favorite of professionals.

If East Lothian is Scotland’s Golf Coast, then Ayrshire is its west coast powerhouse. This stretch along the Firth of Clyde has hosted countless Open Championships and remains a pilgrimage for serious golfers who want to test themselves on the most storied links in the game. Featured Courses Turnberry (Ailsa)  – A breathtaking coastal masterpiece, recently redesigned and consistently ranked among the world’s best. Royal Troon  – Host of the 2024 Open Championship, with a pedi

Scotland is the birthplace of golf, and nowhere captures its legacy better than East Lothian’s “Golf Coast.” Just a short drive from Edinburgh, this stretch of shoreline offers a remarkable concentration of world-class links, charming seaside towns, and a history as rich as the game itself. Here, golfers can walk in the footsteps of legends while enjoying the rugged coastal beauty that makes links golf so captivating. Paired with whisky tastings, historic castles, and cozy se