Whiskey & Golf in Scotland

Meet your dedicated guide and driver for a start to an amazing adventure in England. From Edinburgh airport you will be transferred to St. Andrews. Check-in The Old Course Hotel St Andrews. Rest of evening is free at lyour eisure. Meals included: None Check-out from Dornoch Station Accommodation: Old Course Hotel St Andrews - 1x Twin/Double Room

In the morning, play a round at Duke's Golf Course. In the afternoon make way your wat south and explore Scotland's Secret Bunker. Located near St. Andrews, it's an intriguing Cold War relic hidden beneath an unassuming farmhouse. Built in the 1950s as a response to the nuclear threat, this underground complex served as a command centre for the Scottish government in the event of an attack. The bunker spans 24,000 square feet and features decontamination rooms, a BBC broadcasting studio, a command centre, and living quarters, all designed to sustain life during prolonged periods of isolation. Today, it serves as a fascinating museum, offering visitors a unique glimpse into the covert preparations of the Cold War era and the measures taken to ensure national security. Transfer back to hotel and rest of day is free. Meals included: Breakfast Accommodation: Old Course Hotel St Andrews - 1x Twin/Double Room Golf included: 1 round at Duke's Golf Course Situated just a few minutes' drive from the historic town of St Andrews, The Duke's Golf Course offers a picturesque and challenging golfing experience. It is known for its stunning views of the surrounding countryside, including panoramic vistas of the town, coastline, and the Scottish Highlands in the distance. Designed by architect Peter Thomson, five-time Open champion, The Duke's Golf Course spans over 300 acres of rolling Scottish terrain. The course features heathland-style fairways, strategically placed bunkers, and undulating greens, providing an enjoyable yet demanding test for golfers of all skill levels. The Duke's Golf Course offers 18 holes of championship golf, with a layout that incorporates natural hazards, mature trees, and picturesque water features. Golfers can expect a mix of par 3s, 4s, and 5s, each requiring thoughtful shot placement and careful strategy. In addition to the golf course, The Duke's also provides excellent practice facilities, including a driving range, putting greens, and a short game area. Golfers can warm up or fine-tune their skills before heading out onto the course. The clubhouse at The Duke's Golf Course offers a warm and inviting atmosphere, where golfers can relax and enjoy post-round refreshments or a delicious meal. The clubhouse features a restaurant and bar with panoramic views, providing an ideal setting to unwind and relish the day's golfing experience. Whether you're a seasoned golfer or a casual player, The Duke's Golf Course offers a memorable golfing experience in one of the world's most revered golf destinations.

This morning you will head out to play a round at Eden Golf Course St Andrews. If playing the Old is like having dinner with the Queen, playing the Eden is like riding a roller coaster: wild, spirited, and breathtakingly fun! Only slightly more forgiving than its contemporaries on the seaward side of the Links, the Eden Course was built in 1914 by Harry S. Colt whose use of natural boundaries and severe bunkers provides a course full of character. In the afternoon, you will visit Eden Mill St Andrews. From here, we return to your hotel for an early evening. Meals included: Breakfast Accommodation: Old Course Hotel St Andrews - 1x Twin/Double Room Golf included: 1 round at Eden Golf Course

This morning, check out of your hotel and make way to your next round of golf at Carnoustie Golf Links.

Transfer from Carnoustie Golf Links to The Fife Arms

In the afternoon, Lunch at The Fife Arms. Described as "Scotland's Hottest Hotel", The Fife Arms is a Victorian coaching inn that has been imaginatively restored. The hotel is located in the historic Scottish village of Braemar amidst the majestic landscape of the Cairngorms National Park.

Transfer from The Fife Arms to Glenfiddich Distillery.

Learn about one of the oldest family-owned Scotch whisky distilleries. The first drops of the legendary Glenfiddich whisky flowed from the stills here on Christmas day 1887 and has continued to produce its world-famous whiskies ever since (it’s officially the World's Most Awarded Single Malt). Promising a veritable banquet of whisky delights, Glenfiddich’s notable pedigree of rare skills, specialist knowledge and ancient wisdom has been passed down through generations by their master craftsmen who turn to Speyside’s rich whisky heritage to create the exquisitely distinctive spirits produced here. The signature tour sees you exploring the remarkable history and age-old traditions of whisky production in this beautiful part of the world as well as enjoying a fabulous tasting session that will tickle your tastebuds with The Glenfiddich 12, 15 and 18, as well as the fabled Glenfiddich Grand Cru, a sensational 23-year-old that’s finished in rare French Cuvee casks - sublime! There’s also an excellent restaurant on-site if all that tasting leaves you peckish - or in search of another dram. Finally, arrive at your hotel and check-in. Rest of evening is free at your leisure. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch Accommodation: The Station Hotel Speyside - 1x Twin/Double Room Golf included: Carnoustie Golf Links Carnoustie Golf Links is a famous golf course complex located in Carnoustie. It is known for its challenging and historic championship golf courses. The complex consists of three 18-hole courses: the Championship Course, the Burnside Course, and the Buddon Links Course. Here's more information about Carnoustie Golf Links. The Carnoustie Championship Course is the most renowned of the three courses and has hosted The Open Championship (British Open) several times. It's considered one of the most challenging courses in the world and is known for its demanding fairways, strategically placed bunkers, and often unpredictable weather conditions. The Championship Course is known for its length and the "Hogan's Alley" fairway on the 6th hole, named after the legendary golfer Ben Hogan. The Burnside Course is another 18-hole course at the Carnoustie Golf Links complex. While not as long or as challenging as the Championship Course, it still offers a rewarding and enjoyable golfing experience. It has hosted qualifying rounds for The Open Championship The Buddon Links Course is designed to be more accessible for golfers of varying skill levels, including beginners. It offers a less demanding round of golf compared to the Championship Course but still provides a great golfing experience. Carnoustie Golf Links has a rich golfing history and has been a host to many prestigious golf tournaments, including The Open Championship. The challenging nature of the Championship Course has led to memorable moments and thrilling finishes in major tournaments.  In addition to the golf courses, Carnoustie Golf Links offers practice areas, a golf shop, and clubhouse facilities where golfers can relax and enjoy refreshments.

Check-out from The Station Hotel Speyside. Transfer from The Station Hotel Speyside to Kinkell Byre. Byres Farm tour - from barley to Whisky. Meals included: Breakfast Accommodation: Dornoch Station Hotel - 1x Twin/Double Room Golf included: Royal Dornoch Struie Course

This morning play Royal Dornoch Golf Club - Championship Course.

Check-out from Dornoch Station.

Transfer from Dornoch Station to Rothiemurchus (optional activity).

This morning play a around at Murrayshal Golf Course, located near Scone in Perthshire, Scotland, offers a premier golfing experience across 365 acres of stunning parkland. Established in 1981, it features two distinct courses: the 18-hole Murrayshall Course, a championship parkland layout winding through large pine trees with impeccable conditions and panoramic views, and the 9-hole Lynedoch Course, a shorter but equally challenging parkland course with narrower fairways framed by Scots pines, ideal for quick rounds or beginner golfers. The estate also boasts a driving range, a Pro Shop, and expert PGA tuition, catering to golfers of all levels. Known for hosting national events, Murrayshall is praised for its immaculate upkeep and challenging design. Beyond golf, the estate offers luxury accommodations and fine dining, making it an ideal retreat for both relaxation and recreation. In the afternoon enjoy guided Hermitage Dunkeld Walk: Meals included: Breakfast Accommodation: Murrayshall Country House Hotel and Golf Club - 1x Twin/Double Room

Check-out from Murrayshall Country House Hotel and Golf Club. Transfer from Murrayshall Country House Hotel and Golf Club to Edinburgh Airport [EDI].