Airports (time minutes): Glasgow Prestwick 5 Glasgow 25 Edinburgh 90.
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| Day 1 |
 Arrive Scotland, collect car, drive to Parkstone Hotel Prestwick. Play Prestwick St Nicholas, founded in 1851, it is a challenging traditional links. An almost ever-present wind ensures that the course provides a good test of golfing ability. Shorter hitters will not suffer, as few of the holes require long carries from the tee to the fairways. ( 5443 metres, Par 69, SSS 69) |
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| Day 2 |
 Play 36 holes at Kilmarnock (Barassie), an Open Championship Final Qualifying venue with a well deserved reputation for some of the best-maintained greens in Scotland. The course is tough, but is typically what Scottish Links golf is about, large undulating greens, deep bunkers and doglegs. (6233 metres, Par 72, SSS 74). |
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| Day 3 |
 Play Glasgow Gailes, a marvellous stretch of links land and the 9th oldest golf Club in the world. It is a great test of golf and from the medium tees represents a fine test for players of all abilities. With its undulating fairways and fine greens, it is an honest test of golfing skills in true links fashion. (6310 metres, Par 71 , SSS 72) |
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Depart Scotland |
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Parkstone Hotel is ideally situated for Prestwick Airport and is adjacent to Prestwick St Nicholas Golf Club. With its seafront location and stunning views the hotel is the perfect place to relax, have a drink in the Lounge Bar or enjoy a meal in the award-winning restaurant. A family run hotel providing quality facilities and services but retaining traditional Scottish atmosphere. There are 30 bedrooms (non-smoking) all with their own bathroom, in-house video, colour TV, direct-dial telephone and hospitality tray. The majority of the rooms overlook the seafront. There is 24 hour Reception Service. 