On to Dornoch
Head north through Scotland towards the Highlands, stopping en route for a round at Castle Stuart. Arrive at Marine & Lawn Dornoch, just moments from Royal Dornoch Golf Club, and settle in with a dram at Bar Ross.
A Grand Tour from the championship links of Ayrshire to the wild beauty of the Scottish Highlands, pairing stays beside Royal Troon and Royal Dornoch with some of the country’s most memorable golf, landscapes and experiences.
Arrive at Marine & Lawn Troon to views across Royal Troon and the Ayrshire coastline towards the Isle of Arran. Just ten minutes away, Prestwick Golf Club marks the birthplace of The Open Championship. Return to the hotel and round out the evening with private drinks on the rooftop Turret.
Shape the day around your group with a round at Western Gailes, followed by time to unwind at the hotel spa or explore more of the Ayrshire coast. Finish the evening over dinner and drinks before another day on the links.
Step straight from the hotel onto the fairways of Royal Troon, one of the game’s great championship links. Afterwards, celebrate beside the putting green with the Grand Tour’s signature Champagne Tricycle before a finale dinner at The Rabbit.
Head north through Scotland towards the Highlands, stopping en route for a round at Castle Stuart. Arrive at Marine & Lawn Dornoch, just moments from Royal Dornoch Golf Club, and settle in with a dram at Bar Ross.
Spend the day discovering the wilder character of Highland golf, with a round at Brora or Golspie and time to take in the villages, coastline and landscapes of Sutherland. Round things out with a whisky tasting before returning to Dornoch for the evening.
Walk from the hotel to the first tee at Royal Dornoch, one of the game’s true bucket-list links, with its dramatic dunes and views across the Dornoch Firth. Return for a Highland cocktail masterclass and a Taste of the Highlands tasting menu at The Golden Gorse(Open in new tab).
Enjoy one final Scottish breakfast before departure, closing a journey from Royal Troon to Royal Dornoch through two distinctly different sides of Scottish golf.
From the Old Course to Royal Troon, linking two of Scotland’s most storied golfing coasts.
From St Andrews to Muirfield, pairing the Home of Golf with Scotland’s Golf Coast.
From Royal County Down to Royal Portrush, with dramatic links along two iconic coastlines.