Golf tours in Scotland
What could be better than the Scottish landscape, fresh air and friends and family? Well, all of that on a golf course, of course! Coming to Scotland to enjoy our many golf courses is a dream of many around the world, and quite rightly so. As the home of golf, we know a thing of two about course design, and you can play on some of the greatest greens in the world here. We offer bespoke chauffeur golfing tours, meaning you can see only the courses you want whilst keeping all your energy for the first swing. Get in touch with us to find out more about our golf tours in Scotland, and read on to discover some nearby golfing gems.
Places to play golf near our properties
Scottish golfing culture is one of welcoming hospitality and friendship. Everywhere has an atmosphere that makes visitors feel at home, whether sharing stories of your day over a whisky in the clubhouse or playing rounds throughout your holiday. Every swing is a memory in the making!
St Andrews
The home of golf is undisputedly St Andrews. Only 2-3 hours from our residences, an early start means a day in a stunning seaside town playing a few rounds. Here you can immerse yourself in the game, meet fellow players and if you are drawn in the daily ballot, even play on the Old Course.
Spending time at the R&A World Golf Museum is a must for any fan. Get to know the history of golf, and view hundreds of old clubs used throughout the years.
Muirfield
Around two hours drive away from our properties is Muirfield, home to the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers. Situated on the beautiful East Lothian coast, visitors are welcome to play where golfers have played since 1891. The course was created by Old Tom Morris before being re-designed in 1925 by Harry Colt. It has been as been the venue for high-profile events and competitions including 16 Open and 11 Amateur Championships; the Ryder, Walker and Curtis Cups. It is also the first course in Scotland to host a Ryder Cup match in 1974.
Gleneagles
Around 60 – 90 minutes away from our properties is Gleneagles, possibly one of the most famous golf courses in the world. James Braid, a five-time winner of The Open, designed and created The King’s and The Queen’s courses in the hotel grounds. In 1993, Jack Nicklaus designed and opened The Monarch’s Course, later renamed The PGA Centenary Course. In 2014, Gleneagles became only the second venue in Scotland to host a Ryder Cup match.
Killin Golf Club
Local golf courses can present exciting challenges and are usually less busy than famous ones. Killin Golf Club is a great experience for golf lovers of all experiences, and is only a short drive away from Stucktaymore. Find out more on our things to do page here.
Cameron House
Stuckdarach and Stuckgowan are near to Cameron House which offers a golf course as well as a spa to relax in afterwards. There are two golf courses here, a 9-hole and an 18-hole so there is something suitable for all experience levels. The Ladies Scottish Open, the PGA Cup, and the Europro Tour have all been hosted here.
Afterwards, enjoy the spa and revitalise yourself with a range of treatments and hot tubs. The leisure club has three pools to choose from and a fully kitted-out gym. The perfect end to a busy day golfing!
Enjoy golfing in Scotland
If you are interested in exploring some of Scotland’s golfing highlights, speak to us and we will put together a bespoke package for you and your group. Take a chauffeur-driven tour and play on some of the best golf courses in the world before returning to your luxury property. Get in touch to find out more about our golf tours in Scotland.
