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Quality Grand Golf Tour of Scotland
Nairn
For these tours, in order to obtain a pre-booked tee-time for the Old Course you should contact us before September 1st. We will arrange a booking application for your group at the start of September for play the following year. These applications are often oversubscribed and a reservation is not guaranteed but this is a good and economical method if you can plan ahead. There are a few spots for single golfers.
After advance reservations have been allocated almost half of the Old Course tee-times are reserved for a lottery style Daily Ballot, which is drawn each day for play the following day, minimum 2 golfers per entry. We have considerable experience at arranging packages that
utilize the Ballot and have been very successful in booking our clients this way. See our Referrals page.
Suggested itinerary
Escorted Tour: Golfer May – October: £2659.00
Self Drive Tour: Golfer May – October: £2367.00, includes airport 'meet and greet'.
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| Day 1 |
Arrive Glasgow, Edinburgh or Inverness Airport, met by AGS Representative, collect auto or meet your private driver/guide. Stay 3 nights Golf View Hotel, Nairn |
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| Day 2 |
Play Nairn, a traditional seaside course, one of the best in the country. It is regularly chosen for national championships and staged the 1999 Walker Cup Matches. |
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| Day 3 |
Play Royal Dornoch, ranked #16 in the world and known as the greatest northern course. |
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| Day 4 |
Play Royal Aberdeen. a classic links and sixth oldest golf club in the world. It's a course to test the better golfer who can accommodate the variable conditions this links can throw at you. Stay 1 night at the Skene House Suites, Aberdeen |
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| Day 5 |
Travel south and 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 St Andrews and stay 4 nights at Greyfriars Hotel. |
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Play St. Andrews New course, over 100 years old but gaining recognition, was ranked #12 in Scotland top 100 courses recently. |
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Play St. Andrews Old course famous as the ‘Home of Golf’ this 600 year old course is a formidable challenge. It will staged the 2010 Open Championship. |
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Play Kingsbarns a spectacular course that only opened in 2000 but is already in world top 100 courses. |
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Travel to the west coast and 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.
Stay 2 nights at Barcelo Marine Hotel, Troon. |
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Play Western Gailes, unquestionably one of the finest courses in Scotland. Not only a trial of skill and strength, but also something of an endurance test. 18 holes, 6639 yards, par 71. |
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| Day 11 |
Depart from Glasgow Airport. |
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Get a Quote Form
Please fill in the form below. We will promptly provide an itinerary and price.
Price includes:
- 9 rounds of golf.
- 10 nights twin accommodation in hotels close to the course
- Standard rooms with en suite bathroom. Breakfast each day.
- 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, deluxe hotels or B & B.
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Hotel in Itinerary
The Barcelo Marine Highland Hotel, Troon, a red sandstone building overlooking Royal Troon Golf Course on one side and the Isle of Arran on the other. A listed building of historic interest. Guests can enjoy a luxurious leisure center with swimming pool, spa baths, sauna, steam room and massage and beauty facilities and dine at Fairways Restaurant overlooking the 18th hole at Royal Troon.
The Golf View Hotel, Nairn is just three minutes from the first tee of Nairn Championship course. It overlooks the beautiful Moray Firth where dolphins can be seen playing from the hotel windows. Many of the 48 rooms have sea views and all have private bathrooms. The Golf View is ideal for vacations in the Highlands with much to offer golfers and non-golfers. The hotel has a Leisure Club with swimming pool, spa bath, steam room, sauna, sun-bed and Nautilus Fitness Center as well as a tennis court and putting green. Within easy driving distance you can visit Loch Ness, the Whisky Trail, Fort George, Brodie Castle or Cawdor Castle or take a boat to see the dolphins
Greyfriars. Our delightful hotel nestles in the heart of historic St. Andrews. Fine food, exquisite luxury and the true warmth of Scottish hospitality ensure our guests have a memorable and relaxing stay. The most modern of contemporary style in all our rooms combined with the finest of traditional design gives our hotel a wonderful welcoming ambience. On our doorstep are the medieval streets of St. Andrews, where pubs, restaurants and antique shops sit next to buildings from the Middle Ages. The first tee of the world famous Old Course is only a five minute walk from the hotel. We pride ourselves on providing a personal service where comfort and informality makes Greyfriars the perfect home from home. All 20 bedrooms have an LCD television with Sky as well as a host of in-room facilities; air conditioning, tea and coffee making facilities, direct dial telephones, safe, powerful hairdryer, ironing board and iron.
 Skeena House Rosemont Hotel, Aberdeen is an all-suites hotel perfectly located in the heart of Aberdeen. It is only a few minutes walk to the theatre, art galleries and shopping centres and is an excellent base from which to take full advantage of all that Aberdeen has to offer. The hotel features spacious and comfortable guestrooms, each has elegant décor and stylish furnishings with modern amenities including individually controlled air-conditioning and heating, color television with satellite and pay per view movies, direct dial telephone, internet access, radio/alarm clock, coffee and tea making facilities, mini bar and an en-suite bathroom with bath/shower and hairdryer. All the rooms have a fully equipped kitchen and therefore the hotel does not have its own on-site restaurant or bar, but they do offer their guests the dining pleasure of 14 partner restaurants. The reception staff will gladly assist with restaurant recommendations as well as the making of bookings. The hotel does however ensure that their guests get a great start to each day with a healthy breakfast, featuring a wide range of hot and cold dishes to choose from. Hotel facilities include a fully equipped gymnasium, car rental desk, concierge service, currency exchange, safety deposit box at reception, secure parking and laundry and dry cleaning facilities.
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