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Top 5 Golf Reads on World Book Day Today is world book day -  a worldwide celebration of books and reading. I would never describe myself as an avid reader, but I do read a diverse and extensive...

As Golf Concierge Scotland celebrates its 5th birthday, we continue to develop our golf travel knowledge while discovering new experiences. Here are 5 golf travel tips discovered on our travels this...

It is hard to beat a round of links golf surrounded by the wild Irish landscape, finished off with a seat and a dram in front of an open fire and some good craic. Here are our highlights of recent travels...

As we say here in Scotland “the nights are fair drawing in.” There are not many golfing hours in the day, it’s dark before 4pm and temperatures have dropped this week to below freezing....

Scotland is known as The Home of Golf.

The Scots developed the game from its humble beginnings as a ball and stick game played in the 1600's to the introduction of the first set of rules in 1744...

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...

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...

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...