Scotland golf holidays

It is no secret that the big game began in Scotland, and hundreds of years later still affectionately known as 'The Home of golf', despite the emergence of the United States Golf courses.

One of the wonders of golf is the ability to play on the same courses as professionals and the heroes of adolescence. After all, is very rare that you will be given the opportunity to play football at Wembley. However, the beauty of the golf course is may have the opportunity to play St. Andrews or Gleneagles, and you can easily organize, provided you have funding to do so.

All golfers from around the world must strive to visit Scotland golf experience as started, really shows a true links golf course test. The British may think that two hours is a long drive, but realistically to people outside the United Kingdom, this would be nothing if it is a drive for a round at St Andrews. The small size of Scotland means that you can book accommodation at a location and travel to the course of your choice. Or, simply reserve numerous adaptations which are close to their chosen courses.

However, cost much in green fees itself to play all famous courses in Scotland. Among the most famous courses are: St. Andrews, Turnberry, Gleneagles, same, Royal Troon, Carnoustie and Royal Aberdeen to name a few. It could of course be discussed and argued that you lost to this list of courses deserve a mention because there are many. All of these courses may require a fee on ?100 depending on the time of the year to play.

However, there are many courses that are just as cheap and less known and offer value for money. Throw in friendship and welcome heartwarming and is really a pleasant experience. It would be unfair to appoint the individual courses are not so famous, and it also depends on the type of course you want to play. Links, Parkland and Heath are all in Scotland depending on your desired golf field.

If you want to play all famous courses as mentioned, probably would be better separated reserve accommodation two. Troon and Turnberry would be better to find accommodation on the West Coast with both courses ideally located near Glasgow Prestwick Airport. For others, stay near Dundee or Perth, as it is halfway from the South of those remaining, same course and approximately halfway point more to the North, would recommend Royal Aberdeen. This would mean that a maximum of two hours drive in any way, providing traffic is clear. Holiday allows is a good website that can provide you with ideas of where staying for golfers with a variety of budgets.

In other less known courses to play, simply place in the relevant research and will not be disappointed. Preparation is the key to enjoy your stay in Scotland, and that includes test being packed!