Golf holiday · Scotland

Four days in Scotland: Gleneagles

A 4-day plan: 3 courses within 58 km of Gleneagles, built from the clubs’ and the hotel’s own websites and the ULTIMATE City Guides. Distances are straight-line; we do not guess drive times.

  1. Day1

    Arrive

    Arrive and check in at Gleneagles, a golf resort with its own course.

  2. Day2

    Gleneagles

    Play Gleneagles, on the hotel’s own estate. 63 holes · Visitors welcome.

    Three 18-hole championship courses and a nine-hole par-3 course, open all year to hotel guests and visitors, with no handicap certificate asked. Host of the Ryder Cup 2014.

    Who can play: Visitors welcome.

  3. Day3

    Dumbarnie Links

    Play Dumbarnie Links, 54 km from the hotel in a straight line. Open to the public.

    A links course in Fife that takes visitor reservations, with caddies on request, an all-grass range and a short-game area. Closed for winter; reopens 2 April 2027.

    Who can play: Open to the public.

    Book a tee time

  4. Day4

    The Golf House Club, Elie

    Play The Golf House Club, Elie, 58 km from the hotel in a straight line. 18 holes · Visitors welcome.

    An 18-hole links in the East Neuk of Fife, about 20 minutes from St Andrews, with a clubhouse completed in 1877 and visitor tee times bookable online.

    Who can play: Visitors welcome.

    Book a tee time

Tee times, visitor days and handicap rules are the clubs’ own; book each round on the club’s website. The hotel page lists its facilities, rooms and concierge services.