From £675 per person
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Days: 4 Nights: 3 Rounds: 4
The True Scotsman
The term hidden gem is often over used, but "The True Scotsman" provides golfers the opportunity to play 4 of the leading undiscovered courses in Scotland.
During this tour golfers will stay at the recently refurbished Ardgowan Hotel located in the heart of St Andrews.
Courses

Par 70 - 6113 Yards
Panmure Golf Club
Open Qualifying links course and famous for Ben Hogan link.

Par 72 - 6630 Yards
Blairgowrie Rosemount
Venue of Greg Norman's first European Tour victory. A charming Perthshire countryside course....

Par 71 - 6625 Yards
The New Course
The oldest New Course in the world designed by Old Tom Morris in 1895.

Par 69 - 5861 Yards
Crail Balcomie Links
Stunning coastal and cliff top holes designed by Old Tom Morris.
Sample Itinerary
DAY 1 - ARRIVAL
- Play Crail Balcomie Links - Stunning coastal and cliff top holes designed by the founding father of golf, Old Tom Morris.
- Check-in to The 3*Ardgowan Hotel - Located in the heart of St Andrews, the perfect golfers hotel with modern rooms and Playfair's Steak Restaurant & Bar.
DAY 2
- Full Scottish Breakfast
- Play The New Course - The oldest New Course in the world designed by Old Tom Morris in 1895. The locals favourite course in St Andrews.
DAY 3
- Full Scottish Breakfast
- Play Blairgowrie Rosemount - Venue of Greg Norman's first European Tour victory in 1977. A charming Perthshire heathland course.
DAY 4 - DEPARTURE
- Full Scottish Breakfast
- Play Panmure Golf Club - Open Qualifying venue. Ben Hogan practiced at Panmure before winning The 1953 Open at Carnoustie and suggested the cleverly placed hidden pot bunker to the front right of the 6th green, now referred to as “Hogan’s Bunker”.
* Based on sharing a Double or Twin Room.
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