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At Adventures In Golf we help you plan the perfect golf vacation in the Highlands of Scotland. One of the best ways to get the most out of your vacation is to pick a specific location, such as the northern region where the Highlands are located, and then explore the nearby courses. Golf courses throughout Scotland are clustered together, making it convenient to play several different courses in a short period of time. Click Here for Golf Breaks In Scotland Highlands!If you're planning a Highlands golf vacation, booking a hotel or bed and breakfast in Inverness is a good idea. From Inverness you can reach excellent Highland courses like Brora and Golspie. When you play the 18-hole Brora course, you play alongside grazing sheep and cattle, while the Golspie course is located along the seashore with the legendary Dunrobin Castle just a few miles away.
Many of our clients book tee times at championship courses as part of their golf vacation packages. If you're golfing in the Highlands, the legendary course at the Royal Dornoch Golf Club is a must. This course consistently ranks as one of the top 20 golf courses in the world. Nairn Golf Club is also a popular Highlands destination. This classic course, set on the shores of the Moray Firth, plays host to many amateur events throughout the year.
Other popular golf courses in the northern Highlands include the Murcar Golf Club, which is consistently listed as one of the top 100 courses in Britain. There's also the Cruden Bay Golf Club with many of the holes set between high sand dunes and plenty of challenging par-three holes, Royal Aberdeen Golf Club, host to the 2005 Seniors British Open, and the Moray Golf Club, home of the Scottish Amateur Championship. If you're looking to golf the world-famous courses in the Highlands of Scotland, we can make your dream a reality. E-mail us at info@aig.mv.com or call us at 1-877.424.7320 to get started with your vacation plans.
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