Calling all travelling golfers:
You can now explore the home of golf with Irish Golf Tours (IGT).
Welcome to IGT Scotland. Your new one-stop shop travel provider for unforgettable Scotland golf tours.
Get ready for comprehensive golf packages with tailored itineraries, guaranteed tee times, premium accommodation, and dedicated transportation.
And access to over 30 world-class Scottish links courses.
Imagine you and your golfing group teeing off at:
Iconic Open Championship venues like Royal Troon and Turnberry…
Time-honoured courses such as Royal Aberdeen and Prestwick…
Or modern classics links from Trump International to Dumbarnie Links.
Anything is possible when you travel with IGT Scotland.
But it’s not only about the courses.
Choose from 5 Spectacular Scotland Golf Tour Regions
We’ve handpicked 5 fantastic regions for our Scotland golf tours.
You’ll find Ayrshire and East Lothian on opposite Southern coasts. Aberdeenshire and The Highlands along the northern shores. And Fife on the east-central coastline.
Each region is a gateway to great cities, charming towns, natural wonders and ancient monuments.
Our selection of stunning hotels offers the perfect base to explore some of Scotland’s most beautiful destinations – and discover its captivating history and culture.
To and from golf, you can take in the inspiring scenery from a chauffeured luxury coach.
Or avail of our self-drive option and hit the open road for a memorable adventure.
See for yourself.
1. Aberdeenshire: Experience Golfing History
You can tick every box on your bucket list Scottish golf tour in Aberdeenshire.
It offers world-class links courses, stunning seaside scenery, elegant accommodations and big-city excitement.
Let’s start with the incredible golf waiting for you in Aberdeenshire.
Expect to find a hotbed of majestic courses among the towering dunes along the windswept North Sea.
Experience golfing history and untamed beauty at the legendary Royal Aberdeen, Fraserburgh and Cruden Bay.
Take on the thrilling modern-day masterpiece at Trump International Golf Links. Then uncover the hidden gem at Murcar – a breathtaking championship links.
Off the course, you can discover Scotland’s third-largest city from your hotel base.
Aberdeen is renowned for its delicious cuisine, top-notch whiskeys, awe-inspiring architecture and vibrant nightlife.
2. Ayrshire: Take a (Open) Championship Journey
Welcome to Scotland’s spectacular Southwest. Think of the epic Ayrshire landscape as a monument to The Open Championship. And this weeklong golfing getaway is your ticket to three of its most iconic courses.
Picture yourself:
Navigating the hidden bunkers and sloping dunes at Royal Troon…
Summoning golfers of yesterday at picturesque Prestwick – The Birthplace of The Open…
Arriving at the exquisite Turnberry to recreate 1977’s infamous Dual in the Sun.
You can visit all three less than hour’s drive along along Ayrshire’s idyllic coastline.
Plus, you have three other exceptional links courses on your Ayrshire golf tour itinerary: Dundonald, Western Gailes and Irvine.
Remember to take in the jaw-dropping views on your daily journeys past pristine beaches, ancient castles and windswept isles.
Away from the greens, explore Ayrshire’s vibrant local culture. The area is renowned for its seafood, Viking folklore, poets and Scotch whiskey.
3. East Lothian: Explore Scotland’s Golf Coast
East Lothian is a golfer’s paradise. The region is a sublime 40-mile coastal stretch of golden beaches, soaring cliffs and abundant championship links courses.
Gullane No. 1 is an immaculate, challenging layout with incredible views across the Firth of Forth and the North Sea.
North Berwick Golf Club, which dates back to 1832, offers a traditional links test.
Meanwhile, Archerfield Fidra Links and Craigielaw Golf Club are quintessential 21st Century courses.
You’re unlikely to find a more beautiful seaside venue than Dunbar Golf Club – in East Lothian or anywhere else.
Or a more enjoyable one than The Glen Golf Club: Scotland’s Pebble Beach.
Finally, East Lothian is a short drive from Edinburgh.
Scotland’s vibrant capital city is a historical and cultural wonder and ideal for memorable nights on the town.
4. Fife: See Where the Game Began
Accept a royal invitation to the Kingdom of Fife: The Home of Golf.
You don’t need any introduction to the crown jewel.
The Old Course at St Andrew’s is the ultimate pilgrimage for every golfer.
But the hallowed turf is not the only storied course on this scenic tour through golfing history.
In Fife, you get the true Scottish links experience.
Take, for example, Balcomie Links, Lundin Links, Panmure Golf Club, and Carnoustie Golf Links.
You can test your game at this fantastic foursome of beautiful beachside courses designed by Old Tom Morris.
Your golf break in Fife also features a contemporary twist with a round at Scotland’s newest golf course.
Dumbarnie Links sits within a 500-acre estate on an astonishing stretch of linksland. Its dual elevations and panoramic seaside views from every hole provide an uncommon golf experience.
5. Highlands and Inverness: Escape to the Hills
The vast, breathtaking Scottish Highlands sit between the coastline, city and countryside.
So it’s little wonder master course designers Old Tom Morris, James Baird and Gil Hanse found this tranquil region such an inspiring canvas.
Prepare for one of the great championship links courses at Royal Dornoch. The beautiful backdrop of white beaches and gorgeous gorse will provide the perfect postcard for your Highlands golf tour.
Discover the classic Scottish links experience and seaside splendour at Brora, Nairn and Tain.
Then, on the mesmerising Moray Firth, play the exciting contemporary course at Cabot Highlands.
Between rounds, explore the Scottish Highlands and its captivating capital city, Inverness.
Enjoy a scenic boat trip along the awe-inspiring Caledonian Canal. Wander through medieval ruins along the eerie Loch Ness. Sample smooth spirits on the decadent Highlands Whiskey Trail.
It’s up to you!
Start Planning Your Dream Scotland Golf Tour Today
You now know the 5 magnificent Scottish golf regions you can experience with IGT Scotland.
Will it be Aberdeenshire, Ayrshire, Fife, East Lothian or The Highlands?
We’re here to help whether you’re ready to book or need expert advice on choosing the right destination.
Just complete the enquiry form. Then one of our friendly Travel Advisors be in touch about planning your dream Scotland golf trip itinerary.
