A unforgettable six-night, six-round package, touring the finest courses on Scotland’s rugged West Coast. Just north of Troon, Dundonald Links is located on the Ayrshire Coast and features the gorse, heather, revetted bunkers and undulating fairways associated with links golf. Travel the Kintyre Express to Machrihanish on the southern tip of the Mull of Kintyre. The course opens with a demanding tee shot that must carry a corner of the Atlantic Ocean. Royal Troon is a regular member of the Open Championship rota and features the shortest and longest holes in the rota. The 123-yard Postage Stamp par 3, No. 12, is iconic in golf annals. Prestwick was the home to the first Open Championship in 1860 and delivers awkward stances along the undulating fairways. Read More.
Deluxe accommodations are offered at Trump Turnberry.
A VIP Coach with Concierge Driver is available for parties of eight, while self-drive options are available for parties of four.
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US Depart |
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Dundonald Links |
Trump Turnberry, A Luxury Collection Resort |
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Machrihanish |
Trump Turnberry, A Luxury Collection Resort |
| Day 4: |
Turnberry - Ailsa Course |
Trump Turnberry, A Luxury Collection Resort |
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Royal Troon |
Trump Turnberry, A Luxury Collection Resort |
| Day 6: |
Western Gailes |
Trump Turnberry, A Luxury Collection Resort |
| Day 7: |
Prestwick |
Trump Turnberry, A Luxury Collection Resort |
| Day 8: |
UK Depart |
Today play Dundonald Links (tbc). Located on the Ayrshire Coast just north of Troon, the course designed by Kyle Phillips of Kingsbarns fame is a wonderful addition to the classic links courses in Ayrshire. A genuine links course in every sense, stretching to 7,300 yards from the Championship Tees. It has all the features you associate with links golf, a meandering burn, revetted bunkers, gorse and heather, undulating fairways and natural greens.
The world renowned Trump Turnberry, A Luxury Collection Resort overlooks Scotland's South West Ayrshire coast. Contained within 360 acres this luxury hotel, golf and leisure resort with few equals in the world. Turnberry's spectacular Ailsa course was chosen for The Open in 1977, 1986, 1994 and 2009. The Hotel was built at the turn of the century and underwent a complete renovation, restoration and remodeling of all guestrooms, suites, corridors, restaurants and public spaces that was completed in June 2016. The famous Ailsa Course was also overhauled with significant changes made to the links, including incredible improvements from holes 9 to 11. The changes are set to further enhance its reputation as one of the finest links courses in the world. Turnberry has a lavish Spa, with indoor and outdoor amenities, which reopened in 2017. Nearby are riding stables, sea and river fishing, rough shooting, stalking, and trap shooting.
Today play the magnificent championship links course at, Machrihanish (tbc). Located on the southern tip of the Mull of Kintyre between the Isle of Arran and the Hebrides, this exposed links course is one of the finest ''Hidden Gems'' in the British Isles. The first tee requires your drive to cross a corner of the Atlantic Ocean. Has been in Top 100 Courses in the World since 2007.
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Play today at Western Gailes (tbc), rated by many visitors to Scotland as its finest ''unknown'', and perhaps its most enjoyable. The course relies on natural defenses created by the sand dunes and wind. A traditional links layout that plays in a loop with its toughest stretch along the banks of the dunes that generally plays into the prevailing wind.
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Today play Dundonald Links (tbc). Located on the Ayrshire Coast just north of Troon, the course designed by Kyle Phillips of Kingsbarns fame is a wonderful addition to the classic links courses in Ayrshire. A genuine links course in every sense, stretching to 7,300 yards from the Championship Tees. It has all the features you associate with links golf, a meandering burn, revetted bunkers, gorse and heather, undulating fairways and natural greens.
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OVERNIGHT: Trump Turnberry, A Luxury Collection Resort - Deluxe Non Ocean View King Room (1-2 nights)
Today play the magnificent championship links course at, Machrihanish (tbc). Located on the southern tip of the Mull of Kintyre between the Isle of Arran and the Hebrides, this exposed links course is one of the finest ''Hidden Gems'' in the British Isles. The first tee requires your drive to cross a corner of the Atlantic Ocean. Has been in Top 100 Courses in the World since 2007.
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OVERNIGHT: Trump Turnberry, A Luxury Collection Resort - Deluxe Non Ocean View King Room (1-2 nights)
Play the Ailsa Course (tbc) at Turnberry. The course has undergone a redevelopment and reopened with a stunning new layout in June 2016. Lying on a spectacular curve of rockbound coast in the southern reaches of Ayrshire. The course now makes the most of the coastal scenery especially from the 4th through the 11th passing the famous landmark lighthouse at the turn, which is now a stunning halfway house. This is a demanding links course, and an ever present wind will make for a tough examination of your golfing skills. In 2009, the Ailsa Course hosted the Open Championship for the 4th time when golfing legend Tom Watson lost out to Stewart Cink in a play off for the Claret Jug.
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OVERNIGHT: Trump Turnberry, A Luxury Collection Resort - Deluxe Non Ocean View King Room (1-2 nights)
Play Royal Troon (tbc). Nine time venue of the British Open, the course most recently hosted The Open in 2016. It is consistently praised for its testing but fair set up. A long and demanding links, Troon unusually boasts both the longest and the shortest holes in Open Championship golf, being the Postage Stamp 8th at 126 yards, and the 6th at 577 yards 6th named Turnberry.
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OVERNIGHT: Trump Turnberry, A Luxury Collection Resort - Deluxe Non Ocean View King Room (1-2 nights)
Play today at Western Gailes (tbc), rated by many visitors to Scotland as its finest ''unknown'', and perhaps its most enjoyable. The course relies on natural defenses created by the sand dunes and wind. A traditional links layout that plays in a loop with its toughest stretch along the banks of the dunes that generally plays into the prevailing wind.
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OVERNIGHT: Trump Turnberry, A Luxury Collection Resort - Deluxe Non Ocean View King Room (1-2 nights)
Play today at Prestwick (tbc), which occupies a unique niche in golfing history. It was here in 1860 that the very first British Open was played with just a handful of participants. This links can produce some awkward stances on undulating fairways. Typical of the original golfing terrain, Prestwick provides a taste of golf as it was played long ago.
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OVERNIGHT: Trump Turnberry, A Luxury Collection Resort - Deluxe Non Ocean View King Room (1-2 nights)
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A host for the Scottish Open and Ladies Scottish Open, the architect Phillips used the stronger parts of the natural setting and enhanced them by crafting a visually striking layout. Fortifications nearby date to 500 and 200 BC. The 15th is a rugged par-3, measuring 215 yards from the back tees to a smallish green that sits at an angle. The 16th is considered the most difficult par-4 on the course, playing into the prevailing wind and measuring 470 yards from the championship tees.
The course underwent a significant renovation and opened as a new layout in June 2016. Lying on a spectacular curve of rockbound coast in the southern reaches of Ayrshire. The course now makes the most of the coastal scenery especially from the 4th through the 11th passing the famous landmark lighthouse at the turn, which is now a stunning halfway house. This is a demanding links course, and an ever present wind will make for a tough examination of your golfing skills. The club has hosted The Open on four occasions, most recently in 2009.
It is consistently praised for its testing but fair set up. A long and demanding links, Troon unusually boasts both the longest and the shortest holes in Open Championship golf, being the Postage Stamp 8th at 126 yards, and the 6th at 577 yards 6th named Turnberry. The inward nine is considered the most difficult side in The Open rota. Henrik Stenson outdueled Phil Mickelson in an epic battle for The 145th Open played in excellent scoring conditions.
Located in North Ayrshire about 10 minutes from Troon, Western Gailes is considered by many as the hidden gem of Scottish links. The club provides a combination of the traditional and modern style links. Contours of the land coupled with severely placed bunkers make it a fair but challenging links. Relying on natural defenses created by the sand dunes and wind, Western Gailes runs in a loop with its toughest stretch along the banks of the dunes that generally plays into the prevailing wind.
It was here in 1860 where The Open was first played with just a handful of participants. This links can produce some awkward stances on undulating fairways. Typical of the original golfing terrain, Prestwick provides a taste of golf as it was played long ago. The 11th Hole “Carrick” is a fierce par-3, measuring 213 yards from the championship tees with the Firth of Clyde to the golfer’s right and a strong crosswind often howling across a well-bunkered green.
The world renowned Trump Turnberry, A Luxury Collection Resort overlooks Scotland's South West Ayrshire coast. Contained within 360 acres this luxury hotel, golf and leisure resort with few equals in the world. Turnberry's spectacular Ailsa course was chosen for The Open in 1977, 1986, 1994 and 2009. The Hotel was built at the turn of the century and underwent a complete renovation, restoration and remodeling of all guestrooms, suites, corridors, restaurants and public spaces that was completed in June 2016. The famous Ailsa Course was also overhauled with significant changes made to the links, including incredible improvements from holes 9 to 11. The changes are set to further enhance its reputation as one of the finest links courses in the world. Turnberry has a lavish Spa, with indoor and outdoor amenities, which reopened in 2017. Nearby are riding stables, sea and river fishing, rough shooting, stalking, and trap shooting.
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