Click on the button below to register your interest for our Ultimate Scotland Golf Tour in May 2026. You will be the first to receive the itinerary for this amazing golf tour when it is released:
INCLUSIONS
12 Nights’ 4 and 5 Star accommodation:
- Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh 5 Stars – 4 Nights
- Malmaison Aberdeen Hotel – 4 Stars – 3 Nights
- Ness Walk Hotel 5 Stars – 5 Nights
7 rounds of championship golf:
- North Berwick – West
- Golf at Archerfield – Fidra Links
- Royal Aberdeen – Balgownie
- Cruden Bay – Championship Course
- The Nairn Golf Club – Championship Course
- Cabot Highlands Castle Stuart
- Golf at Royal Dornoch – Championship Course
- Pull trolleys at each round **Please note golf courses in Scotland are mainly walking courses generally buggies (carts) can only be requested for golfers who have a medical certificate or in some cases buggies can only be requested for disabled golfers
Airport transfers
Castle Visit to Glamis Castle
Scenic Drive and Lunch in the Scottish Highlands at Braemar
Airport Meet & Greet
Group golf / sightseeing/ hotel transfers
Golf History Talk
Full Scottish breakfast each day
Welcome drinks and canapes function
Farewell dinner
Golf competition
Prizes
Welcome gift
Fully escorted by Golf & Tours’ General Managers Ben & Ainslie Saunders
Flights
Motorised carts -All courses on this tour are Walking Only Courses
Caddie fees – Caddies can be requested at every course
All other meals not stated in the itinerary
Travel Insurance
Personal & Gratuities
TOUR HOST(S)
TOUR MAP
2026 Scotland Golf Tour for Women and Men
03-15 May 2026
Click on TOUR OVERVIEW or TOUR DETAILS below to learn more about this amazing tour:
Golf & Tours Scotland Golf Tour for Women and Men
Join us, on the trip of a lifetime, to play golf where it all started, over 600 years ago. Tee off on some of the world’s top 100 courses on this once-in-a-lifetime golf tour. Experience true links golf in the country where the term “links golf” was first coined on a golf vacation like no other.
Join our small group, of 16 golfers on the 2026 Scotland Golf Tour, as we play North Berwick, Archerfield, Royal Aberdeen, Cruden Bay, The Nairn Golf Club, Cabot Highlands and Royal Dornach.
This golfing trip of a lifetime includes 7 rounds of golf on some of Scotland’s (and the World’s) best and most famous golf courses, over 12 nights’, staying in 5-star accommodation.
Golf & Tours knows that for dedicated golfers a golf tour to Scotland will be one of the highlights of their golfing journey, and we will do everything to ensure that you have the most memorable golf experience of your life on this golf holiday.
This is a true bucket list trip for golf lovers, and we have space for just 16 golfers, so you will enjoy the most intimate and personalised golf tour to Scotland possible.
On the 2026 Ultimate Scotland Golf Tour ample time to explore your surroundings off the golf course with free days to explore Edinborough and Inverness as well as castle tours, and a picturesque drive to and lunch in Braemar in the Scottish Highlands (Home of the Highland Games).
On Golf & Tours’ golf vacations, we specialise in not only getting you on the best courses but also enjoying everything else that the destination has to offer.
Most evenings your Hosts will make dinner reservations for the group, at fabulous local restaurants, and those guests who would like to dine with them are most welcome. We choose restaurants based around the restaurant’s seasonal menu, fresh produce and who feature local suppliers, whenever possible. Scottish fresh produce is absolutely first class. Their beef, lamb, salmon, cheeses, and produce are amazing, and many chefs in Europe purchase Scottish produce for their fine dining restaurants on the Continent.
View the day by day tour schedule by selecting Week 1 or 2 and the specific days below:
03 May 2026, Sun
- Individual Airport Transfers
- Welcome drinks & canapes
- Golf History Talk by a guest presenter
Arrival at Edinburgh International Airport and private transfer to the hotel.
Built in 1903, Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh – the Caledonian is a historic icon in the heart of Edinburgh’s Princes Street and offers views of Edinburgh Castle in the city.
The Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh – the Caledonian is within walking distance of Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Mile and the Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The hotel also features the only Guerlain Spa in the UK.
Welcome drinks & canapes
Meet your Hosts this evening and be introduced to the other guests on this tour while enjoying a welcome drink or two (included).
Golf History Talk by a guest presenter
After the drinks, we will enjoy an informative talk on the history of golf by our Scottish guest presenter.
04 May 2026, Mon
- Return group golf transfers
- North Berwick – West Course – 18 Holes with Pull Buggy
- Optional dinner with Host
North Berwick is the 13th oldest golf club in the world. Golf has been played over the historic West Links course since the 17th century, and we continue to play over the same piece of land as they did back then. With breath-taking views of the Firth of Forth and islands of Bass Rock, Craigleith, Lamb and Fidra, as well as the town of North Berwick itself, there are few places better in the world to play golf! A true championship links course..
Optional Dinner with Host (at own cost)
Each evening you are welcome to join your Tour Host for dinner at a fabulous local restaurant (at own cost).
05 May 2026, Tue
- Return group golf transfers
- Archerfield Golf Club – 18 Holes with Pull Buggy
- Optional Dinner with Host
Fidra Links is unquestionably one of Scotland’s most spectacular golf courses. It’s named after the tiny island and iconic lighthouse – said to be the inspiration for Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island – that forms a beautiful focal point opposite Fidra’s dramatic 4th hole.
Swathes of towering Scots pines, a dramatic feature of the course, protect players from any breeze whipping in off the sea, and while the Fidra opens out into more traditional linksland from the short but devilish 12th until home, the velvety greens hide all kinds of surprises.
Optional Dinner with Host
Each evening you are welcome to join your Tour Host for dinner at a fabulous local restaurant (at own cost).
06 May 2026, Wed
- Day at Leisure
This is your day at leisure to explore Edinburgh, known for its beauty and history. The city offers a plethora of unique corners, museums, and iconic architecture to explore. A visit to Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Mile, Holyrood Palace, Victoria Street, and St Giles Cathedral is a must for an unforgettable experience.
Or if relaxation is more your thing, you could book a sumptuous facial or spa treatment in a soothing haven from everyday stresses, where the welcome is warm, the spirits are lifted, and the pursuit of balance is the only option on the menu. 
Evening at Leisure
07 May 2026, Thu
- Transfer to Aberdeen
- Castle Visit at Glamis Castle
This morning, after a world class breakfast, and the morning spent exploring Edinburgh at your leisure, you will check out of your luxury accommodation at the Waldorf Astoria. We will then transfer, by private coach to Aberdeen including a visit to Glamis Castle former home of the Queen Mother and steeped in history.
Transfer to Aberdeen
Malmaison Aberdeen is a stunning luxury hotel with sumptuous rooms, a sophisticated brasserie, a diverse spa and endless exquisite designs, style and flair. Formerly the Queen’s Hotel, the boutique Malmaison Aberdeen is part new-build, part original façade. Other special features include the gym and the wine-tasting cellar. In addition to the brasserie with its excellent wines, the Whisky Snug is a cosy corner where you can sip fine whiskies from over-sized tartan armchairs.
08 May 2026, Fri
- Return group golf transfers
- Royal Aberdeen – 18 Holes with Pull Buggy
- Optional Dinner with Host
Balgownie is one of the truest linksland layouts in golf. It’s a course to test all levels of golfer, on this challenging but picturesque links course. Balgownie’s front nine holes rank amongst the very best in the world. No two are the same within a natural ecosystem, interspersed with rich turf and tight rolling fairways, that is a sheer delight to behold. Royal Aberdeen is a traditional out and back links running along the shore of the North Sea and is regarded by many as having the finest first nine holes in golf. The back nine holes play on higher ground and provide stunning North Sea views.
Optional Dinner with Host
Each evening you are welcome to join your Tour Host for dinner at a fabulous local restaurant (at own cost).
09 May 2026, Sat
- Return group golf transfers
- Cruden Bay – 18 Holes with Pull Buggy
- Dinner at the Kilmarnoch Arms after golf
Some say golf was played at Cruden Bay way back in the 18th century. An authenticated ballot box with the inscription “Cruden Golf Club 1791” exists, but Cruden Bay Golf Club wasn’t formed until more than 100 years later. Old Tom Morris and Archie Simpson laid out the course for the Great North of Scotland Railway Company (GNSR) and it opened for play in 1899. In 1926, Tom Simpson and Herbert Fowler redeveloped the layout leaving many of the original greensites and routing intact. Little has since changed.
Dinner at The Kilmarnock Arms after golf
Each evening you are welcome to join your Tour Host for dinner at a fabulous local restaurant (at own cost).
10 May 2026, Sun
- Transfer to Inverness 3.5hrs via Cairngorms National Park
- Lunch in Braemar at The Fife Arms
- Check-in Ness Walk Hotel
Today the group will travel from Aberdeen to Inverness via the stunning Scottish Highlands. Our coach will drive through the picturesque and startling Cairngorms National Park before we stop at Braemar (The home of the Highland Games) for lunch at the Fife Arms.
Built in the 19th century, The Fife Arms Hotel is a Braemar landmark and is a category B listed building. Its size is evidence of the popularity of Braemar in the wake of Queen Victoria’s visits and her purchase of Balmoral, just 15 minutes from the hotel.
Nestled on the leafy banks of the River Ness, lies Ness Walk, an idyllic 5-star retreat hotel in Inverness. Originally a 19th-century house, our lovingly restored Grade B listed building still retains many of its period features. But unified with modern design and architecture, providing a flawless balance between past and present.
11 May 2026, Mon
- Return group golf transfers
- The Nairn Golf Club – 18 Holes with Pull Buggy
- Optional Dinner with Host
Nairn Golf Club is located on an elevated, rumpled piece of linksland on the Moray Firth coastline, close to the historic fishing port. It’s one of Scotland’s lesser-known gems.
This is a course which has been touched by many great architects. The club was founded in 1887 to an original design by Andrew Simpson. A few years later Old Tom Morris extended the layout and, prior to the Great War, James Braid made further alterations. Directly after the Great War, Ben Sayers added his mark to the course only to find James Braid itching to polish off the design. It is no wonder that Nairn is such a detailed masterpiece.
Optional Dinner with Host
Each evening you are welcome to join your Tour Host for dinner at a fabulous local restaurant (at own cost).
12 May 2026, Tue
- Return group golf transfers
- Cabot Highlands Castle Stuart – 18 Holes with Pull Buggy
- Optional Dinner with Host
Hugging the shoreline of the Moray Firth, the rugged and natural landscape is comprised of vast expanses of gorse, broom, heather, and sea marram. Tightly framed vistas combine the immediacy of natural surrounds with far-stretching views, creating at once a sense of grounding and grandeur. Manicured playing surfaces and natural rugged vegetation come together in a design reminiscent of golf’s transitional period from 1890 to 1935.
Optional Dinner with Host
Each evening you are welcome to join your Tour Host for dinner at a fabulous local restaurant (at own cost).
13 May 2026, Wed
Day at Leisure in Inverness
Inverness is a city on Scotland’s northeast coast, where the River Ness meets the Moray Firth. It’s the largest city and the cultural capital of the Scottish Highlands. Its Old Town features 19th-century Inverness Cathedral, the mostly 18th-century Old High Church and an indoor Victorian Market selling food, clothing and crafts. The contemporary Inverness Museum and Art Gallery traces local and Highland history.
14 May 2026, Thu
- Return group golf transfers
- Royal Dornoch – 18 Holes with Pull Buggy
- Farewell Dinner
Royal Dornoch Golf Club is spellbinding. It seems to mesmerise amateur and professional golfers from all over the world and many make the pilgrimage to this natural links at some point in their lives.
It’s the timeless setting that makes Royal Dornoch such a pleasing place to play golf. It’s wild, isolated and, at the same time, absolutely beautiful; there’s the blaze of colour in early summer when the gorse is in flower. The pure white sandy beach divides the links from the Dornoch Firth and it all feels very humbling.
Farewell Dinner
Join your Host and the rest of the guests for one final dinner together (included).
15 May 2026, Fri
Group Transfer to Inverness airport
TOUR ENDS
Click on the button below to register your interest for our Ultimate Scotland Golf Tour in May 2026. You will be the first to receive the itinerary for this amazing golf tour when it is released:
INCLUSIONS
12 Nights’ 4 and 5 Star accommodation:
- Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh 5 Stars – 4 Nights
- Malmaison Aberdeen Hotel – 4 Stars – 3 Nights
- Ness Walk Hotel 5 Stars – 5 Nights
7 rounds of championship golf:
- North Berwick – West
- Golf at Archerfield – Fidra Links
- Royal Aberdeen – Balgownie
- Cruden Bay – Championship Course
- The Nairn Golf Club – Championship Course
- Cabot Highlands Castle Stuart
- Golf at Royal Dornoch – Championship Course
- Pull trolleys at each round **Please note golf courses in Scotland are mainly walking courses generally buggies (carts) can only be requested for golfers who have a medical certificate or in some cases buggies can only be requested for disabled golfers
Airport transfers
Castle Visit to Glamis Castle
Scenic Drive and Lunch in the Scottish Highlands at Braemar
Airport Meet & Greet
Group golf / sightseeing/ hotel transfers
Golf History Talk
Full Scottish breakfast each day
Welcome drinks and canapes function
Farewell dinner
Golf competition
Prizes
Welcome gift
Fully escorted by Golf & Tours’ General Managers Ben & Ainslie Saunders
Flights
Motorised carts -All courses on this tour are Walking Only Courses
Caddie fees – Caddies can be requested at every course
All other meals not stated in the itinerary
Travel Insurance
Personal & Gratuities
TOUR HOST(S)
TOUR MAP
2026 Scotland Golf Tour for Women and Men
03-15 May 2026
Click on TOUR OVERVIEW or TOUR DETAILS below to learn more about this amazing tour:
Golf & Tours Scotland Golf Tour for Women and Men
Join us, on the trip of a lifetime, to play golf where it all started, over 600 years ago. Tee off on some of the world’s top 100 courses on this once-in-a-lifetime golf tour. Experience true links golf in the country where the term “links golf” was first coined on a golf vacation like no other.
Join our small group, of 16 golfers on the 2026 Scotland Golf Tour, as we play North Berwick, Archerfield, Royal Aberdeen, Cruden Bay, The Nairn Golf Club, Cabot Highlands and Royal Dornach.
This golfing trip of a lifetime includes 7 rounds of golf on some of Scotland’s (and the World’s) best and most famous golf courses, over 12 nights’, staying in 5-star accommodation.
Golf & Tours knows that for dedicated golfers a golf tour to Scotland will be one of the highlights of their golfing journey, and we will do everything to ensure that you have the most memorable golf experience of your life on this golf holiday.
This is a true bucket list trip for golf lovers, and we have space for just 16 golfers, so you will enjoy the most intimate and personalised golf tour to Scotland possible.
On the 2026 Ultimate Scotland Golf Tour ample time to explore your surroundings off the golf course with free days to explore Edinborough and Inverness as well as castle tours, and a picturesque drive to and lunch in Braemar in the Scottish Highlands (Home of the Highland Games).
On Golf & Tours’ golf vacations, we specialise in not only getting you on the best courses but also enjoying everything else that the destination has to offer.
Most evenings your Hosts will make dinner reservations for the group, at fabulous local restaurants, and those guests who would like to dine with them are most welcome. We choose restaurants based around the restaurant’s seasonal menu, fresh produce and who feature local suppliers, whenever possible. Scottish fresh produce is absolutely first class. Their beef, lamb, salmon, cheeses, and produce are amazing, and many chefs in Europe purchase Scottish produce for their fine dining restaurants on the Continent.
View the day by day tour schedule by selecting Week 1 or 2 and the specific days below:
03 May 2026, Sun
- Individual Airport Transfers
- Welcome drinks & canapes
- Golf History Talk by a guest presenter
Arrival at Edinburgh International Airport and private transfer to the hotel.
Built in 1903, Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh – the Caledonian is a historic icon in the heart of Edinburgh’s Princes Street and offers views of Edinburgh Castle in the city.
The Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh – the Caledonian is within walking distance of Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Mile and the Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The hotel also features the only Guerlain Spa in the UK.
Welcome drinks & canapes
Meet your Hosts this evening and be introduced to the other guests on this tour while enjoying a welcome drink or two (included).
Golf History Talk by a guest presenter
After the drinks, we will enjoy an informative talk on the history of golf by our Scottish guest presenter.
04 May 2026, Mon
- Return group golf transfers
- North Berwick – West Course – 18 Holes with Pull Buggy
- Optional dinner with Host
North Berwick is the 13th oldest golf club in the world. Golf has been played over the historic West Links course since the 17th century, and we continue to play over the same piece of land as they did back then. With breath-taking views of the Firth of Forth and islands of Bass Rock, Craigleith, Lamb and Fidra, as well as the town of North Berwick itself, there are few places better in the world to play golf! A true championship links course..
Optional Dinner with Host (at own cost)
Each evening you are welcome to join your Tour Host for dinner at a fabulous local restaurant (at own cost).
05 May 2026, Tue
- Return group golf transfers
- Archerfield Golf Club – 18 Holes with Pull Buggy
- Optional Dinner with Host
Fidra Links is unquestionably one of Scotland’s most spectacular golf courses. It’s named after the tiny island and iconic lighthouse – said to be the inspiration for Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island – that forms a beautiful focal point opposite Fidra’s dramatic 4th hole.
Swathes of towering Scots pines, a dramatic feature of the course, protect players from any breeze whipping in off the sea, and while the Fidra opens out into more traditional linksland from the short but devilish 12th until home, the velvety greens hide all kinds of surprises.
Optional Dinner with Host
Each evening you are welcome to join your Tour Host for dinner at a fabulous local restaurant (at own cost).
06 May 2026, Wed
- Day at Leisure
This is your day at leisure to explore Edinburgh, known for its beauty and history. The city offers a plethora of unique corners, museums, and iconic architecture to explore. A visit to Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Mile, Holyrood Palace, Victoria Street, and St Giles Cathedral is a must for an unforgettable experience.
Or if relaxation is more your thing, you could book a sumptuous facial or spa treatment in a soothing haven from everyday stresses, where the welcome is warm, the spirits are lifted, and the pursuit of balance is the only option on the menu.
Evening at Leisure
07 May 2026, Thu
- Transfer to Aberdeen
- Castle Visit at Glamis Castle
This morning, after a world class breakfast, and the morning spent exploring Edinburgh at your leisure, you will check out of your luxury accommodation at the Waldorf Astoria. We will then transfer, by private coach to Aberdeen including a visit to Glamis Castle former home of the Queen Mother and steeped in history.
Transfer to Aberdeen
Malmaison Aberdeen is a stunning luxury hotel with sumptuous rooms, a sophisticated brasserie, a diverse spa and endless exquisite designs, style and flair. Formerly the Queen’s Hotel, the boutique Malmaison Aberdeen is part new-build, part original façade. Other special features include the gym and the wine-tasting cellar. In addition to the brasserie with its excellent wines, the Whisky Snug is a cosy corner where you can sip fine whiskies from over-sized tartan armchairs.
08 May 2026, Fri
- Return group golf transfers
- Royal Aberdeen – 18 Holes with Pull Buggy
- Optional Dinner with Host
Balgownie is one of the truest linksland layouts in golf. It’s a course to test all levels of golfer, on this challenging but picturesque links course. Balgownie’s front nine holes rank amongst the very best in the world. No two are the same within a natural ecosystem, interspersed with rich turf and tight rolling fairways, that is a sheer delight to behold. Royal Aberdeen is a traditional out and back links running along the shore of the North Sea and is regarded by many as having the finest first nine holes in golf. The back nine holes play on higher ground and provide stunning North Sea views.
Optional Dinner with Host
Each evening you are welcome to join your Tour Host for dinner at a fabulous local restaurant (at own cost).
09 May 2026, Sat
- Return group golf transfers
- Cruden Bay – 18 Holes with Pull Buggy
- Dinner at the Kilmarnoch Arms after golf
Some say golf was played at Cruden Bay way back in the 18th century. An authenticated ballot box with the inscription “Cruden Golf Club 1791” exists, but Cruden Bay Golf Club wasn’t formed until more than 100 years later. Old Tom Morris and Archie Simpson laid out the course for the Great North of Scotland Railway Company (GNSR) and it opened for play in 1899. In 1926, Tom Simpson and Herbert Fowler redeveloped the layout leaving many of the original greensites and routing intact. Little has since changed.
Dinner at The Kilmarnock Arms after golf
Each evening you are welcome to join your Tour Host for dinner at a fabulous local restaurant (at own cost).
10 May 2026, Sun
- Transfer to Inverness 3.5hrs via Cairngorms National Park
- Lunch in Braemar at The Fife Arms
- Check-in Ness Walk Hotel
Today the group will travel from Aberdeen to Inverness via the stunning Scottish Highlands. Our coach will drive through the picturesque and startling Cairngorms National Park before we stop at Braemar (The home of the Highland Games) for lunch at the Fife Arms.
Built in the 19th century, The Fife Arms Hotel is a Braemar landmark and is a category B listed building. Its size is evidence of the popularity of Braemar in the wake of Queen Victoria’s visits and her purchase of Balmoral, just 15 minutes from the hotel.
Nestled on the leafy banks of the River Ness, lies Ness Walk, an idyllic 5-star retreat hotel in Inverness. Originally a 19th-century house, our lovingly restored Grade B listed building still retains many of its period features. But unified with modern design and architecture, providing a flawless balance between past and present.
11 May 2026, Mon
- Return group golf transfers
- The Nairn Golf Club – 18 Holes with Pull Buggy
- Optional Dinner with Host
Nairn Golf Club is located on an elevated, rumpled piece of linksland on the Moray Firth coastline, close to the historic fishing port. It’s one of Scotland’s lesser-known gems.
This is a course which has been touched by many great architects. The club was founded in 1887 to an original design by Andrew Simpson. A few years later Old Tom Morris extended the layout and, prior to the Great War, James Braid made further alterations. Directly after the Great War, Ben Sayers added his mark to the course only to find James Braid itching to polish off the design. It is no wonder that Nairn is such a detailed masterpiece.
Optional Dinner with Host
Each evening you are welcome to join your Tour Host for dinner at a fabulous local restaurant (at own cost).
12 May 2026, Tue
- Return group golf transfers
- Cabot Highlands Castle Stuart – 18 Holes with Pull Buggy
- Optional Dinner with Host
Hugging the shoreline of the Moray Firth, the rugged and natural landscape is comprised of vast expanses of gorse, broom, heather, and sea marram. Tightly framed vistas combine the immediacy of natural surrounds with far-stretching views, creating at once a sense of grounding and grandeur. Manicured playing surfaces and natural rugged vegetation come together in a design reminiscent of golf’s transitional period from 1890 to 1935.
Optional Dinner with Host
Each evening you are welcome to join your Tour Host for dinner at a fabulous local restaurant (at own cost).
13 May 2026, Wed
Day at Leisure in Inverness
Inverness is a city on Scotland’s northeast coast, where the River Ness meets the Moray Firth. It’s the largest city and the cultural capital of the Scottish Highlands. Its Old Town features 19th-century Inverness Cathedral, the mostly 18th-century Old High Church and an indoor Victorian Market selling food, clothing and crafts. The contemporary Inverness Museum and Art Gallery traces local and Highland history.
14 May 2026, Thu
- Return group golf transfers
- Royal Dornoch – 18 Holes with Pull Buggy
- Farewell Dinner
Royal Dornoch Golf Club is spellbinding. It seems to mesmerise amateur and professional golfers from all over the world and many make the pilgrimage to this natural links at some point in their lives.
It’s the timeless setting that makes Royal Dornoch such a pleasing place to play golf. It’s wild, isolated and, at the same time, absolutely beautiful; there’s the blaze of colour in early summer when the gorse is in flower. The pure white sandy beach divides the links from the Dornoch Firth and it all feels very humbling.
Farewell Dinner
Join your Host and the rest of the guests for one final dinner together (included).
15 May 2026, Fri
Group Transfer to Inverness airport
TOUR ENDS
