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Golf Tour of Scottish East and West Coasts Scotland
Turnberry Ailsa Golf
Golfers planning a Golf tour of Scotland can have difficulty obtaining a tee-time for the Old Course at St Andrews because of its worldwide appeal. Upon booking any of theGolf tours Scotland below or any amendment to it, all of your tee-times will be pre-booked and the St Andrews bookings will be guaranteed.
Suggested itinerary East and West Coasts with Guaranteed tee-times.
Escorted Tour: May Golfer £2830.00: June – October £2985.00
Self Drive Tour: May Golfer £2616.00: June – October £2783.00 includes airport meet and greet
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| Day 1 |
Arrive Glasgow Airport, met by AGS Representative, collect auto or meet your private driver/guide. Stay 3 nights at the Rusacks Hotel, St Andrews. |
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| Day 2 |
Play St. Andrews New Course, it has always been overshadowed by the Old Course but it is now getting more recognition and was recently ranked #12 in Scotland the top 100 courses in UK and Ireland. |
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| Day 3 |
Play St. Andrews Old course famous as the ‘Home of Golf’ this 600 year old course is a formidable challenge. It will stage the 2010 Open Championship |
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| Day 4 |
Play Carnoustie, one of the most difficult Open Championship courses in Britain. The treacherous Barry Burn is a hazard that lost the Open for Jean Van de Velde. After golf onto Troon and stay 3 nights at The Barcelo Marine Hotel |
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| Day 5 |
Play Prestwick golf course, an interesting historical example of the type of golfing terrain the first British Open champions had to play over. The most famous challenge is the long 3rd, known as the Cardinal. |
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| Day 6 |
Play Royal Troon Old, this well known British Open Championship venue has a formidable appearance but is mellowed by such delights as the 126 yard 8th hole, the postage stamp, the shortest hole in Open golf. |
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| Day 7 |
Play Turnberry, the Ailsa Course is seaside golf at its best, no one forgets driving off the 9th tee (Bruce’s Castle) towards the famous lighthouse for the first time. Polls now regularly acknowledge the Ailsa as one of Britain’s top three courses. Stay overnight at Turnberry Resort and Spa |
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Depart Glasgow or Edinburgh Airport |
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Price includes:
- 6 rounds of golf.
- 7 nights twin accommodation in hotels close to the course.
- Standard rooms with en suite bathroom.
- Breakfast each day.
- Welcome dinner in St Andrews and 2 lunches April/May and 3 lunches June – October
- Private driver / guide throughout in luxury Mini-coach (price based on 8 sharing).
- Or self drive minivan with insurance, shared between 4 people.
- Airport 'meet and greet'.
- Full documentation package and support from area office.
Prices on request for single supplement, room upgrades, Old Course Hotel and extra golf.
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Hotel in Itinerary
4* Rusacks Hotel, St Andrews, is only a sand wedge away from the world's most famous golf course, and offers a magnificent view of the legendary 18th green of St. Andrews Old Course. Originally opened in 1887, The Rusacks has overlooked this magnificent vista for over a century and conceals a wealth of creature comforts and delights in its 68 bedrooms and 7 suites. All rooms are themed around some of the world's top golfers, famous tournaments and infamous hazards like Hell's Bunker and the Valley of Sin. Throughout the hotel, furnishings and décor create a mood of relaxed elegance. Dine in style at the Old Course Restaurant, a romantic and intimate venue within an instantly
recognizable, world-famous setting. Awarded 2 AA Rosettes for the quality of its food and standards of service, the Old Course Restaurant is naturally lit by day and enticingly elegant by night. Stunning views across the 18th hole conjure up images of the most famous moments in golf and magnificent views out to sea take in St Andrews' West Sands,
immortalized in the opening scenes of the Oscar winning film, Chariots of Fire.
The Barcelo Marine Hotel overlooks the 18th hole of Royal Troon where there are dramatic coastlines and breathtaking scenery, not to mention 20 challenging golf courses. The hotel has 89 comfortable bedrooms, light and airy with easy chairs and coffee table, wireless internet access, complimentary refreshment trays, trouser press, hair dryer & bathrobes. The classic white and marble ensuite is the perfect place to unwind and relax. If you love delicious food and fine wine then you've come to the right place. Fairways Restaurant has a widely
recognized reputation within Troon and the Arran Bar Lounge offers light snacks throughout the day. The Bodysense Health & Leisure Club facilities include: Fitness Suite, 16m swimming pool, Sauna, Steam room,
Solarium, Beauty Salon, Squash Court.
5* Turnberry Resort, Scotland enjoys a spectacular coastal setting. From the hotel and golf course you enjoy breathtaking views of Isle of Arran, Ailsa Craig and the Irish Sea. Here you can play the Ailsa Open Championship course, with the sea by your side and that famous lighthouse in the distance, there are few courses in the world that can match Turnberry for scenery or excitement. It has been the scene of some of the most memorable moments in British Open history; the Ailsa championship course is a legend in the world game. Tom Watson, Greg Norman and Nick Price have all won golf’s most coveted trophy here on the links. There are two superb championship courses, a nine-hole course, and Golf Academy. 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. In addition to 198 guest rooms there is a fabulous selection of two, six and eight bedroom cottages and lodges, this is five star accommodation, ideal for a family or group of friends who wish a truly home from home environment and privacy. 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. Other activities include a fabulous Spa and numerous exhilarating country pursuits at The Outdoor Activity Centre. The Spa is one of the finest in Europe. At its heart is a 20m swimming pool, a welcoming Jacuzzi, children's pool and 3 saunas. For the energetic there is a gymnasium, squash courts, solarium, beauty salon offering dozens of treatments, and a hairdresser. There is a kids Club and the hotel offers every service and assistance for the care of babies and children of all ages.
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