Golf Holidays in Scotland
Book a UK break or golf holiday to Ireland with Golf Escapes in the month of March, and receive a dozen Callaway Super Soft golf balls with our compliments. This is for a limited period only and offers a saving of up to £30 compared to RRP. Terms & conditions apply* and this promotion is subject to availability, so contact us now before it’s too late.
Scotland was recently named as one of the most beautiful countries in the world, and it is fair to say that the golf courses here do nothing but reflect this. Widely considered to be the home of golf, Scotland would make an excellent choice for a golf break in the United Kingdom. It has everything you could ever need for an unforgettable golf escape; fantastic hotels, excellent golf courses, and of course, stunning landscapes.
With such a range of beautiful golf courses in Scotland for your next golf escape in the UK, you are sure not to be disappointed. Combined with high quality hotels, beautiful landscapes and vibrant cities, you are set for your best golf holiday yet. It comes as no surprise that golf in Scotland is rapidly growing in popularity!
For a luxury golf holiday in Scotland, the Gleneagles Resort is an excellent choice. Offering 5-star accommodation in an idyllic setting, the Gleneagles Resort is one of the best golf hotels in Scotland. This luxury hotel offers its guests an opportunity to dine in the only two Michelin star restaurant in Scotland. Furthermore, the Gleneagles Resort is simply perfect for golfers, home to an impressive three world-renowned golf courses.
For more information, check out our UK Special blog with some inspiring ideas for your next UK golf holiday. Alternatively fo a bit of inspiration, take a look at our featured blog on the Best Scottish Golf Courses.
*Applies on golf holiday packages booked with Golf Escapes from the UK and Ireland only. Offer is limited to one dozen golf balls per booking and is subject to availability. Promotion ends 31st March 2019. If you have any further questions after reading these Booking Conditions then please contact our team on 01342 811777 who will be happy to help you. We are an Accredited Member of ATOL - 5865.
Golf hotels in Scotland
There are a wide range of fantastic golf hotels in Scotland. Pick your favourite accommodation from the options below, or click on View More to see our full range of golf resorts in Scotland.
The Lodge at CraigielawUnited Kingdom
GleneaglesUnited Kingdom
Macdonald Spey Valley ResortUnited Kingdom
Golf courses in Scotland
Look through our range of the best golf courses in Scotland below that will be sure to satisfy even the most demanding of golfers. If you have any specific questions about the golf courses you can visit please do get in touch.
Glen Golf ClubUnited Kingdom
Macdonald Cardrona Golf ClubUnited Kingdom
Spey Valley Golf & Country ClubUnited Kingdom
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The PGA Centenary Course at the Gleneagles Resort is the only Jack Nicklaus golf course in Scotland, and is widely considered to be one of the best golf courses in Scotland, boasting some of the most impressive views around. Alternatively, the Kings Course, often referred to as one of the best moorland golf courses in the world, offers golfers 18 spectacular holes across a stunning landscape. Lastly, the Queens Course is widely considered to be the most prestigious golf course of the Gleneagles trio, despite being the shortest.
Another fantastic golf hotel in Scotland includes the Fairmont St Andrews golf resort, home to two excellent golf courses. This resort offers the most idyllic golf escape imaginable, set in 520 acres of Scottish countryside. Thought to be one of the most premier golf resorts in Scotland, you are sure to have an unforgettable stay here.
The Fairmont St Andrews resort is home to two of the best golf courses in Scotland; the Kittocks course and the Torrance course. The Kittocks course, designed by Bruce Devin, offers its golfers some of the most beautiful holes in Scotland as the course meanders along the Fife coastline. Alternatively, the Torrance course is the tougher and lengthier of the pair, meaning it is best suited for the more experienced golfer.