GOLF CONCIERGE BLOG

The first question asked by many golf tourists planning their trip to Scotland is, “How do we get a tee time on the Old Course?”

The good news is anyone with a suitable handicap of...

Author: Callum Taylor, Managing Director, Golf Concierge Scotland Ltd, Edinburgh. In the far north of Scotland, The Highlands is Scotland’s picture postcard region, offering stunning outdoor leisure...

The quality of golf in Aberdeenshire is outstanding, world class links courses, undiscovered local courses, high sand dunes, golden beaches and even views of Slains Castle when playing Cruden Bay, the...

Known as the Heart of Scotland, Perthshire is typified by its breathtaking scenery of munros, glens, lochs, pine forests and one of Scotland’s finest salmon and trout rivers, The Tay.

However, Perthshire...

In the South West of Scotland, just 30 minutes from Glasgow, you will find a cluster of the leading and most historic links golf courses in the world.

Famous for links courses, the shores of Great Britain and Ireland also have some of the world’s highest ranked inland layouts. These courses can be fairer tests and more playable for the everyday...

Scotland’s hotels, B&B’s, restaurants and general tourism industry was given a shot of life with re-opening plans scheduled from 15 July. Golfers, like most of the population, are excited...

While playing South West Ireland’s Dooks Links on the Ring of Kerry last year, something occurred which can only really happen on a GB&I trip, our group experienced all four weather seasons...

Golf travelers begin the planning stage by quite rightly focusing all their efforts on pinpointing the exact bucket list courses they want to play. Whether they have seen legends of the game tee it...