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The Old Course, host of nine Open Championships, is a true links course overlooking the Firth of Clyde measuring just over 7,200 yards from the back tee. It is home of the famous par 3, 8th hole, Postage Stamp, where in 1973 Gene Sarazen made an ace in the Open at the age of 71.

Host of the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open in 2015, 2016 and 2017 as well as the Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open in 2017 and as a Final Qualifying location for The Open Championship from 2023 through 2026, Dundonald Links has received it’s due recognition as a true modern links. With unrivalled practice facilities and luxury golf lodges that opened in 2021, Dundonald Links and luxury golf resort presents an opportunity to play and stay on some of golf’s most hallowed grounds.

Birthplace of The Open Championship, hosting the first twelve tournaments and twenty-four in total, Prestwick Golf Club is a unique, historical landmark in the game of golf. With many blind tee shots, it is a memorable experience for golfers of all skill levels.

Host of The Open Championship four times, The Ailsa course is a par 71, 6,474 yard seaside links. Set alongside the stunning Ayrshire coastline Arran and Ailsa Craig as a backdrop, it is one of the finest seaside links in the world. 

King Robert the Bruce, designed by the same architect who revamped The Ailsa in 2016, presents breathtaking vistas on the 8th, 9th, 10th and 11th holes as well as "eyebrow" fairway bunkers to be avoided. The course is a perfect compliment to The Ailsa making Trump Turnberry a golfer's paradise.

The birthplace of golf, The Old Course at St Andrews is the oldest golf course in the world. Iconic features such as The Swilcan Bridge, The Road Hole and Hell bunker are well known to golfers across the world. As a public course held in trust by the St Andrews Links Trust, golf here dates back to the 15th century. Host of The Open Championship thirty times, The Old Course remains atop many golfer's list of must play courses.

Built by Old Tom Morris in 1895, The New Course is "new" in name only. Stretching 6,625 yards with undulating greens and rolling fairways, The New Course provides a unique test differentiating itself from the more famous Old Course.

The Championship Course at Carnoustie Golf Links has hosted The Open Championship eight times, The Senior Open Championship and Women's British Open on two occasions each.  One of three 18 hole courses, The Championship Course is routinely considered one of the toughest golf links in the world. Links House which opened in 2018 provides seven simulator bays, practice putting green, chipping area and the 5 hole Nestie Course. Links House is home to The Rookery providing panoramic views of the golf courses and sea while offering the some of the finest locally sourced produce from the land and sea. 

Eight miles south of the town of St Andrews, along the coast of St Andrews Bay, sits Kingsbarns Golf Club.  Per golf historian David Malcolm, "Golf was resurrected on Kingsbarns Links at the dawning of the 21st Century.  The only Scottish course to be built on links land in over 70 years and with its seaside setting, Kingsbarns joined the great old courses of nearby St Andrews and Carnoustie, bringing with it a new dimension to the traditional Scottish game."