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Selected Golf Resorts St. Andrews
 St. Andrews Bay Golf Resort & Spa — is in a wonderful location, the hotel and its two championship golf courses have breathtaking panoramic views of the River Tay estuary, the North Sea and the medieval skyline of St. Andrews.
Experience Scottish cuisine with Finnan Haddock for breakfast, homemade Dundee cake for traditional afternoon tea and locally caught lobsters for a gourmet dinner. Each restaurant uses the best of local produce, expertly prepared and creatively executed.
The Spa is a haven to relax and be truly pampered, whilst enjoying a range of treatments leaving you completely rejuvenated. Large guestrooms are stylish and functional with all modern amenities. Also home comforts, a luxurious bathtub, separate showers, soft duvet covers and much more. There are 77 twins, 115 kings, 17 suites. Ask about Manor Homes situated next to the 4th fairway of the Torrance Course, a perfect home away from home.
Carnoustie Hotel, Golf Resort & Spa — is located immediately adjoining the 1st Tee and 18th Green of the world famous Carnoustie Championship course, the Resort was host to the 1999 Open Championship. Carnoustie is easily reached via excellent roads, rail route or by air.  The Hotel is 1 hour's drive from Aberdeen, 1 hour 30 minutes from Edinburgh, 1 hour 45 minutes from Glasgow, and just 20 minutes from Dundee City Airport. In a country whose greatest claim to fame is its variety of championship links courses, Carnoustie offers some of the most challenging and stimulating golf anywhere in the world.
Due to its central location, guests staying at Carnoustie are a mere ½ hour away from the Old Course at St. Andrews and Kingsbarns. Other top ranked courses within 2 hours drive are Gleneagles, Royal Aberdeen, Cruden Bay, Blairgowrie Rosemount and Muirfield, venue of the 2002 Open Championship. The uncompromising challenge of the fairways is reflected in the perfection to be found in the Dalhousie Restaurant and the Calder's Bar. Complementing the unique views, the talented chefs 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.
Balbirnie House — is located approximately halfway between Edinburgh and St. Andrews. A historic Georgian mansion (built in 1777) is set within a 416 acre country estate and widely acknowledged as one of the country's top small luxury hotels.  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 and porterage is on hand to take care of your every need. The dining experience is a special feature of a visit to the hotel. Balbirnie as a destination can be as active or relaxing as the mood dictates - a leisurely walk in the park, a morning's golf on Balbirnie Park golf course (an undulating par 71 course), an afternoon's riding or just browsing through the shelves of the old
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