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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...

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.

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 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...

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...

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...