Golf Scotland and Come Home For a Round

Scotland may not be the land of your birth but it is the Home of Golf. As a member of the fraternity of golfers, that makes you an honorary Scot with an open invitation to visit golf's Mecca. With over 550 golf courses to chose from, and first class hospitality from a people passionate about their impressive heritage and traditions, golfers of all skill levels are guaranteed the experience of a lifetime.

One hazard golfers unfamiliar with Scotland's love of coastal golf must battle is the wind. Keeping a drive straight with the ocean breeze gusting in all directions is a challenge for any level of skill. With a premium on shot-making, the true nature of links golf surfaces. Playing within the natural contours of Scotland's terrain, mercifully left untouched by golf course architects with foresight, is the secret to scoring well on these hallowed grounds.

But Scotland's charm isn't limited to Old Tom Morris' pastime. Two great cities beckon the weary golfer for a round after the round. Edinburgh is as cosmopolitan as any in Europe. With gorgeous architecture and the feel of a medieval old town, visitors might fight it difficult to leave. Ancient castles paint the backdrop and distilleries fuel the taste for a Glenfiddich. World class restaurants, accommodations, entertainment, and huge festivals leave first timers craving more.

Big brother Glasgow is not to be outdone. Whether its art galleries you seek, or the shopping experience of a lifetime, Glasgow obliges. A city full of vitality and life, Glasgow is the toast of the UK. Pubs, museums, and a lively nightlife make the headlines but make sure to explore the city on foot and uncover the cafés drenched in the aroma of oatcakes and shortbread or the hidden bookstores with original leather-bound editions from famous Scottish poets.

If there is a place with more natural wonders than Scotland, it must be the world's best kept secret. The beauty of the Highlands is never more evident while in the presence of majestic eagles soaring against God's sky. History stands still as one ventures along the coast and catches the visage of a dolphin or whale frolicking along the rocky shores. Many have stood in your footsteps before you, but, at that moment, you are left with an explorer's rush.

This land of a thousand lochs and exquisite beaches is paradise found. Scotland will wrap you up in a warm blanket and never let go. The onus is on you. Our only question to you is, 'When will we see you again?'