Golf Resorts in Scotland

Scotland Golf Resorts that have or are near, highly ranked golf courses that can be included in your itinerary. For a accommodations near Edinburgh ask about the Marriott Dalmahoy (not featured).

1. Gleneagles — is the ultimate resort for golf, luxury, scenery and activities for non golfers. Golfers can play three fine courses, the Kings and Queens are well established courses. The newer PGA Centenary course is a Jack Nicklaus design, the 2014 Ryder Cup will be played on this course. There are 229 luxurious bedrooms and suites, in muted colors with sensual fabrics and spacious bathrooms. There are numerous other activities including a first class spa, riding, shooting, falconry, and off-road driving.
    
2. St. Andrews Old Course Hotel — is set alongside the Old Course, the most famous course in the world. There can be few golfers who don't dream of playing St. Andrews, 'The Home of Golf". History and modern luxury come together beautifully. All of the 102 bedrooms and 32 suites are furnished to a luxurious standard and have unrivalled views, the majority overlooking the Old Course to the sea, others towards the surrounding countryside. To dine at the Old Course Hotel is to savor the best the country has to offer, in surroundings worthy of such culinary excellence. The hotel is situated alongside the 17th Road Hole, where dramatic scenes down the years have sealed the destiny of so many Open championships. All guests of the Hotel may use the facilities of The Spa free of charge. However, a charge will be made for treatments, fitness services and sun bed sessions.
    
3. Carnoustie Hotel, Golf Resort & Spa — hosted the 1999 Open Championship. It adjoins the 1st Tee and 18th Green of the world famous Carnoustie Championship course. The Dalhousie Restaurant uses talented chefs who combine fresh produce from Scotland's larder with a Mediterranean flair. Redefining creature comforts, matchless golf blends with conviviality in the Brassiere, Bar and Terrace. Due to its central location, guests staying at Carnoustie are a mere ½ hour away from the Old Course at St. Andrews and Kingsbarns.
    
4. Balbirnie House — has its own undulating par 71 course. This historic Georgian mansion is one of the country's top small luxury hotels. The dining experience is a special feature of a visit to the hotel. Fine food, beautiful surroundings and above all the true warmth of Scottish hospitality create a quite unique setting for today's house guests. The accommodation is quite lovely. All thirty rooms have been individually designed and furnished, with all the amenities required today, including superb en-suite facilities, room service is available 24 hours each day.
    
5. Westin Turnberry Hotel — is unique owning the British Open Championship Ailsa course. There is a second championship course, The Kintyre. It is a luxury five star hotel with an excellent range of bedrooms and suites all decorated to high standards, traditionally appointed in rich fabrics and elegant furnishings. Individually designed in keeping with a grand country house, the rooms form their own unique ambience, many offering breathtaking ocean views. Turnberry offers a variety of outstanding restaurants where internationally renowned cuisine is prepared by award winning chefs. The restaurants share a bias towards fresh, locally grown produce with seafood and game delivered daily, along with fresh fruit and vegetables. The Spa at Turnberry is one of the finest in Europe. At its heart is a 20m swimming pool, a welcoming Jacuzzi, saunas, steam rooms and hydrotherapy suites.

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