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Not everybody who visits Scotland, the home of golf, will know a lot about the North, yet this area has some excellent courses, including Royal Dornoch, one of the World’s oldest golf clubs, voted 13th best in the World.
When Ben Crenshaw first played Dornoch as a warm up for an Open Championship he liked it so much he "nearly never went back to Muirfield" for the Open.
Royal Dornoch
©Royal Dornoch Golf Club
There’s Nairn, host to the 1999 Walker Cup Amateur Championship between the U.S.A. and Europe and the Speyside courses, where you can play superb golf and visit a host of whisky distilleries.
| Courses Played |
| Royal Dornoch |
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Voted 13th best course in the world. |
| Tain |
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Very similar to St Andrews - a lovely course. |
| Boat of Garten |
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Probably the most enjoyable inland course in Scotland. |
| Grantown on Spey |
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Very attractive course in the beautiful Spey valley. |
| Nairn |
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Host to 1999 Walker Cup between USA and Europe. |
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Type
of Course |
| Links |
| Links |
| Parkland |
| Parkland |
| Links |
Tour includes:
- Airport or ferry meet and greet.
- Car Hire - People Carrier/Mini Van (based on four sharing).
- 6 nights en-suite accommodation (2 nights in Boat of Garten, 1 night in Nairn, 2 nights in Dornoch and the last night in Edinburgh).
- Full Scottish breakfast each day.
- Three dinners.
- Itinerary and guide to all the attractions of Northern Scotland, on and off the beaten track including the Speyside Whisky Trail.
- All green fees and bookings for 5 top golf courses.
Price from £664 per person