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The three most famous golf courses in the world are Augusta National, Pebble Beach, and the Old Course at St. Andrews in Scotland. These three courses are steeped in history, and they've all been the site of some of the most amazing moments in professional golf. Many people who plan a golf vacation to Scotland play the Old Course at St. Andrews, and then explore the many countryside courses to boot. Click Here for Scotland Golf Tours!One of the great things about golfing in Scotland is the proximity of the courses to one another. During a ten-day stay, you can play the historic and legendary courses such as St. Andrews, and then explore the hidden treasures only Scotland has to offer. With more than 500 courses located in the home of golf, you'll be talking about your Scotland golf vacation for years to come.
If you love the game of golf, a trip to Scotland is like a rite of passage. The game rose in popularity thanks to the innovations of Scottish golf course designers, and thanks to the success of the Scottish professionals in international competitions. The Scottish introduced the world to the term "links golf," which is still used to refer to golf courses bordering the sea. The original links courses were known for the challenging obstacles presented by elements such as wind, rain, rolling countryside, and water obstacles.
A Scotland golf vacation is an opportunity for players to see how the game was originally played. The courses tend to be less groomed than the courses you find in the States, and most golf clubs prohibit golf carts. Hiring a caddy is essential for learning the lay of the land, as most golf courses in Scotland tend to be quite unpredictable. So, if you're ready to start planning your Scotland golf vacation, give Adventures In Golf a call today. We know the courses, we have the connections to get you tee times at the most popular courses, and we understand how to put together a golf vacation package that fits your personality. Call us today at 1-877.424.7320, or e-mail us at info@aig.mv.com.
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