Our Favourite Ayrshire Golf Tours
The Open Championship Courses
The Open Championship Courses
The Open Championship Courses
Turnberry (#4)
Royal Troon (#17)
Prestwick (#44)
"Birthplace of The Open", this terrific trio of golf courses has hosted The Open on no less than 37 occasions, including the classic "Duel in the Sun" between Tom Watson and Jack Nicklaus in 1977.
Compete in your own personal version of The Open and play all 3 venues in 3 days whilst overlooking Royal Troon from the fantastic Marine Hotel.
3 rounds & 2 nights B&B at the 4* Marine Hotel or Gailes Hotel,
From £899 pp
Golf & Whisky Island Hopper
The Open Championship Courses
The Open Championship Courses
Machrihanish (#64)
The Machrie (#52)
Mach Dunes (#next100) & Shiskine
Ok, we know these aren't strictly Ayrshire, but they are worth the extra travel! Combine world class golf with world class Scotch on this spectacular golf tour around the west coast of Scotland.
Take on the iconic opening tee shot at Machrihanish and toast your success (or otherwise!) with a wee dram or two in the 19th.
4 rounds & 3 nights B&B at the elegant 4* Ugadale Hotel
From £499 pp
Top 100 Golf Tour of a Lifetime
Top 100 Golf Tour of a Lifetime
Top 100 Golf Tour of a Lifetime
Turnberry (#4), Royal Troon (#17), Prestwick (#44), Western Gailes (#47), The Machrie (#52), Machrihanish (#64), Mach Dunes (#next100), Dundonald (#next100)
Take the golf tour of a lifetime and play all Top 100 Golf courses on Scotland's wonderful Ayrshire Golf Coast, including 3 Open Championship venues and the very best of the spectacular Western Isles.
Enjoy some of the finest views in golf and stay 4 nights overlooking the 18th at Royal Troon and a further 3 nights overlooking the 1st tee at Machrihanish.
8 rounds & 7 nights B&B at the 4* Marine Hotel, Troon and 4* Ugadale Hotel
From £1,749 pp
Hidden Gems on the West Coast
Top 100 Golf Tour of a Lifetime
Top 100 Golf Tour of a Lifetime
Glasgow Gailes, West Kilbride, Turnberry (King Robert The Bruce), Royal Troon (Portland), Kilmarnock Barassie, Prestwick St Nicholas, Dunaverty, Shiskine
The Ayrshire Golf Coast has an impressively strong supporting cast, ranging from the recently revamped King Robert The Bruce at Turnberry to one of the greatest 12 hole golf courses in the world, the impossibly beautiful Shiskine.
Get off the beaten track and play them all with our week long golf tour staying in superb self-catered accommodation overlooking the Ayrshire coast.
8 rounds & 7 nights self-catered accommodation on the Ayrshire coastline
From £949 pp
Scotland's West Coast
Birthplace of The Open
Home to more Open Championships than any other region, the Ayrshire Golf coastline to the South West of Glasgow is packed with grade-one links of the highest order. When it comes to playing world class golf courses, visiting golfers to this prodigious stretch of coastline are spoilt for choice, culminating in incredible Royal Troon and the #4 ranked course in the UK & Ireland, the magnificent Trump Turnberry.
Moreover, as the "Birthplace of The Open", a must play for any Top 100 Golf Tour is the historic Prestwick Golf Club. Home to the first dozen Open Championships, a round at Prestwick is an exciting throwback to a different era, with both the club and the course instrumental in the development of the sport. For example, after Young Tom Morris won his third straight Open at Prestwick in 1870, thus claiming the original Challenge Belt, it was at the Prestwick Spring Meeting in 1871 that talks began on providing a new championship trophy that would ultimately conclude with the production of golf's most iconic trophy, The Claret Jug.
Take a trip across the Firth of Clyde to Kintyre and the spectacular golf continues with the stunning Machrihanish Golf Club and its iconic opening tee shot over the Atlantic. Combine this with the contemporary but natural Mach Dunes next door and enjoy a dram or two of the world class Campbeltown scotch to complete the Top 100 Golf Tour of a lifetime.
Top 100 Golf Courses
- Trump Turnberry (Ailsa)
- Royal Troon (Old)
- Prestwick
- Western Gailes
- Machrihanish
- Machrihanish Dunes
- The Machrie
- Dundonald
- Glasgow Gailes
- Kilmarnock Barassie
- Shiskine
Featured Top 100 Golf Courses
Trump Turnberry (Ailsa)
Trump Turnberry (Ailsa)
Trump Turnberry (Ailsa)
The #4 ranked golf course in the UK & Ireland and host of four Open Championships including the legendary 1977 'Duel in the Sun' between Tom Watson and Jack Nicklaus. Stunning clifftop holes and inspired routing make this one of the finest courses in the world.
Royal Troon (Old)
Trump Turnberry (Ailsa)
Trump Turnberry (Ailsa)
Host of The Open on 9 occasions including the epic battle between Henrik Stenson and Phil Mickelson in 2016. This traditional out and back links course is a stern test with the mid-round bonus of one of golf's most iconic holes, the short but perilous par-3 8th Postage Stamp.
Prestwick
Trump Turnberry (Ailsa)
Western Gailes
"Birthplace of The Open", Prestwick has hosted The Open on 24 occasions including the very first Open Championship won by Willie Park Snr in 1860. A distinctive course full of memorable holes, Prestwick is a living, breathing museum to the history of golf.
Western Gailes
Machrihanish Dunes
Western Gailes
Running parallel to the sea, this traditional links is never other than an excellent test of true links golf. Undulating fairways lead past burns and strategically placed pot bunkers to subtly contoured greens surrounded by dunes. This is exceptional golfing terrain, one of the finest golf courses on the Ayrshire Golf Coast.
Machrihanish
Machrihanish Dunes
Machrihanish Dunes
Starting with one of the world's most famous (and intimidating!) opening tee shots over the Atlantic, this is a captivatingly beautiful place to play golf. With views across to the islands of Jura, Islay and Gigha, it's a stunning setting featuring a supremely natural links course.
Machrihanish Dunes
Machrihanish Dunes
Machrihanish Dunes
With the mighty Atlantic ocean as a backdrop, Mach Dunes is a wild natural links featuring no less than six greens and five tees at the ocean's edge. It encourages thought, creativity, and imagination. For those who accept the challenge, the reward is a truly unforgettable experience.