SCOTLAND

Scotland is the soul of golf, where the sport was born and its traditions have been cherished for centuries. From the iconic Old Course at St Andrews, known as the “Home of Golf,” to the rugged beauty of Royal Dornoch, Scotland’s courses are legendary. Every hole tells a story, with links courses shaped by nature’s hand and steeped in history. Prestigious tournaments such as The Open Championship have graced these fairways, attracting the world’s best players to test their skills on grounds where the game’s greatest moments have unfolded.

Beyond its history, Scotland offers a diverse array of golfing experiences. The dramatic coastline of Turnberry, the towering dunes of Carnoustie, and the rolling parklands of Gleneagles showcase the variety and challenge that define Scottish golf. Add in the unmatched hospitality of local clubhouses and the chance to explore castles, whisky distilleries, and charming villages, and you have a destination that is as enriching off the course as it is on it. Playing golf in Scotland isn’t just a game—it’s a pilgrimage to the heart of the sport.