Links golf on the Fife coast in Scotland

Private Scotland golf journeys

Private Group Golf Tours in Scotland,Planned Around Your Party.

Build a Scotland golf journey around the people travelling: friends, societies, families, private groups and mixed golfer/non-golfer parties.

Share the essentials to begin a private planning conversation for your party.

Private groupsGolf and non-golf timeRooming to discussScotland at your pace

Who we plan for

One Scotland Trip. Many Ways to Make It Yours.

A private group journey begins with the people in it: the golf they want to play, the pace they enjoy, the way they would like to stay and the experiences that make the trip work for everyone.

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Friends and Societies

Shape a golf-first escape around the courses, camaraderie and pace that matter most to the group.

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Families and Private Groups

Plan a journey around the people travelling, their preferred rhythm and the way they want to experience Scotland together.

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Mixed Parties

Connect golf with dining, culture, whisky and sightseeing so non-golfers can enjoy the journey too.

St Andrews accommodation overlooking the golf landscape

Built around your group

Choose the Essentials First.

Dates or flexibility, the number travelling, golfers and non-golfers, preferred courses, accommodation style, rooming requirements and off-course interests give the planning conversation direction.

Connect the parts

Golf, Stay, Travel Rhythm.

Road Hole bunker at the Old Course
Golf

Courses and regions

Discuss St Andrews and Fife, a wider Scotland route or the golf priorities that are right for your group.

The Castle Course in St Andrews
Travel rhythm

Time between rounds

Build the route around the balance of golf, transfers, downtime and off-course moments you want.

A Scottish whisky experience
Experiences

More ways to remember Scotland

Whisky, dining, culture and sightseeing can be considered where they suit the party.

Planning process

A Considered Route, Step by Step.

We use your initial information to begin a private planning conversation. Specific golf, accommodation, transport, experiences, dates, inclusions and pricing are confirmed only in the final proposal.

Planning note: course conditions, rooming, travel arrangements and the final route can vary. Please tell us what will make the trip work best for the people travelling.
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Tell us about your group

Share the essentials, including dates, party size and the golf that matters most.

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Discuss priorities

Talk through the pace, course interests, accommodation and the wider Scotland experience.

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Review your proposal

We develop the itinerary and confirm available arrangements in the bespoke proposal.

Useful planning questions

Private Group Tours FAQ.

Can non-golfers be included?

Yes. Tell us who is travelling and what will make the journey enjoyable for everyone, including non-golf interests and preferred pace.

Can we discuss the Old Course?

Yes. Tell us whether the Old Course is a priority. Official access routes, current conditions and final arrangements need to be checked for your selected dates.

Can accommodation and transfers be considered?

Yes. Accommodation and travel arrangements can be considered as part of the wider itinerary, subject to your selected dates, group requirements and final confirmation.

How far ahead should a group enquire?

Enquire as soon as you have a useful date range and group profile. That creates the best starting point for a considered planning conversation.

Private enquiry

Tell Us About Your Golf Group.

Start with the dates, group profile and the golf experience you want to create together.

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