GOLF CONCIERGE BLOG

After watching the St Andrews Links Collegiate live on Sky Sports/NBC back in October we decided it was time to re-play The Jubilee for ourselves last week.

The remote Kintyre Peninsula on the West Coast of Scotland is a narrow strip of land wedged between the Isle of Arran and Islay, pointing due south to Northern Ireland. The off the beaten track location,...

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...

Scotland’s answer to Italy’s Amalfi Drive, Iceland’s Route 1 or America’s Pacific Coast Highway is the NC500. Over the course of 500 miles you can experience a highway like no...

Derry is very accessible. Belfast is just over 1 hour away and Loganair operates direct flights into City of Derry Airport from Glasgow and many English airports including London Stansted, Manchester...

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...

Here are 3 regions that fly under the radar yet deliver a true Scottish links experience for UK staycationers:

1) The Kintyre Peninsula

2) East Neuk of Fife

3) Moray and Speyside

Many of the United Kingdom's links golf courses are worthy of hosting an Open Championship for the first time.

However, would they tick enough of The R&A's boxes. Let's take a look at several...

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...