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Golf Holidays in Scotland


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By : Jamie Hanson   
Submitted 2009-04-14 15:13:50

Scotland is a place with a rich history in both culture and sports. Some say that people in Scotland have been playing golf for a good 100 years before Columbus discovered America. Golf has certainly been an integral part of the Scottish culture.

Because of this rich tradition, golfing holidays in Scotland offer some of the best championship golf courses in the world to suit every budget and ability.

Here is a look at some of the best golf courses in Scotland.

The Ailsa Course

This wonderful course is located at the Turnberry Golf Club. It is arguably the most popular course in Scotland and one of the finest in the world. The course is especially challenging and has some of the most beautiful scenery in the entire country.

This golf course offers more than just fine views; it has strong winds that require really strong drives and a fair degree of skill. The course's ninth hole is famous due to the fact that the tee is located on the sea's edge. This golf course offers an amazing experience which is a must have for all golf lovers.

Kingsbarns Golf Links

This stunning golf course was designed by Kyle Phillips. It's interesting design acts like a link to the coastline of the North Sea. This demanding course has been around for a decade now, and is ranked as one of the finest golf courses in Scotland.

The Kingsbarns Golf links has a par five 12th hole which is considered to be its signature hole. It is hands down one of the best links course in Scotland that exist today.

Gleneagles Kings Course

There is a collection of golf courses at Gleneagles that are really amazing and are a must on any golfing itinerary in Scotland. Specifically, the best course is the Gleneagles Kings Course. This course is truly meant for kings. It boasts superb design as well as breathtaking views. It is a challenging course and has delighted golfers since 1919.

Carnoustie Golf Links

Skilled golfers, who look for a really tough challenge while on golf holidays in Scotland, should definitely check out the Carnoustie Golf Links. It is the toughest course of its type in all of the United Kingdom. This course as hosted a total of 7 Open Championships and in addition has been the source of some major frustration for the best golfers in the world as many have finished well above par. Carnoustie definitely offers a round of golf that no other course in Scotland can.

St Andrews Old Course

St Andrews Old Course is the world's oldest golf course. It is not only the oldest but is also rated widely as the absolute best golf course in the world. This golf course has a natural layout that has not been altered much since its creation. Playing golf at St. Andrews allows golfers to enjoy some of the most historic holes in the game.


Author Resource:- Visit the site for more Scottish golf breaks & golf holidays in Scotland at Gleneagles or Carnoustie



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