Stay in Aberdeenshire in historic, first-class accommodations and play links jewels along Scotland's scenic Northeast Coast! Package experience includes sixth oldest golf course in the world - Royal Aberdeen, classic Cruden Bay Links and highly-acclaimed Trump International Golf Links located among the dunes along the North Sea. This trip also includes round on Carnoustie Championship Course to top off a great golf experience! This Aberdeenshire - Northeast Coast Classic Golf Experience package includes: 4 nights accommodations at historic Meldrum Country Hotel & Club Golf rounds: Aberdeen - One of the oldest courses in the world - and one of the finest Cruden Bay - Classic links along the North Sea and Top 10 in Scotland Trump International Golf Links - Natural setting along Great Dunes of Scotland Northeast Coast Carnoustie Championship Course - Must play British Open venue with great challenge Scottish breakfast each morning Rental van (self drive) Also includes: Applicable package taxes From $474.00 USD per person, per day. Package cost based on double occupancy accommodations. Extra nights available. Other courses available. Caddie fees and trolley carts (if required) additional. Package reference #941425 Not quite what you're looking for? Contact a Golf Zoo Scotland Golf Vacation Specialist for first-hand knowledge of Scotland areas, accommodations, courses and attractions to assist with a custom trip plan!

A golf vacation to the Scottish Highlands and Aberdeenshire remains two of the most popular golf destinations in the world of golf, but too often over-looked! Inverness is the regions main town with top-end Scottish accommodations and restaurants, fun local pubs and attractions to visit when not on the golf course. Aberdeen on the Northeast Coast is a town with great energy and offers golfers much to enjoy after a day on the links. With other Scotland destinations sold out for remainder of the golf season, check out this trip for great links courses, spectacular scenery and arguably (pound for pound) the most satisfying golf region in Scotland. With a golf heritage as strong as Scotland's, this is quite a claim! This Scottish Highlands Classic Experience includes: 7 nights accommodations at Kingsmills Hotel Inverness and Meldrum House Hotel Aberdeenshire Golf rounds: Royal Dornoch - Top 10 in the world situated along the dunes of the Dornoch Firth Castle Stuart - Top 10 in Scotland and 3-time host Club of Scottish Open Nairn - Natural setting along Moray Firth and former host Club of the Walker Cup Cruden Bay - A must play classic links gem meandering around and over natures' landscape Royal Aberdeen - The sixth oldest course in the world with 18th hole arguably one of the best finishing holes in Scotland Carnoustie Golf Links - One of the most popular and challenging courses in The Open rota Scottish breakfast each morning of stay Rental van Includes Applicable package taxes Starting from $681 USD per person, per day Package cost based on double occupancy accommodations. Extra nights available. Other courses available. Caddie fees and trolley carts (if required) additional. Package reference #1378938 Not quite what you're looking for? Contact a Scotland Golf Vacation Specialist for first-hand knowledge of Scotland areas, accommodations, courses and attractions to assist with a custom trip plan!

With guest rooms, lobby spaces, and dining that celebrate the region’s rich history and lore, Dornoch Station offers an unmatched stay for golfers, adventurers, and relaxation-seekers alike. This destination hotel is mere steps from the legendary Royal Dornoch Golf Club and offers stunning views of the coastline and Dornoch Firth.

The Glen Mhor Hotel & Apartments are situated in a beautiful, tranquil location on the south bank of the River Ness right in the heart of Inverness. With 110 bedrooms and suites and 10 serviced Apartments set across 10 beautiful victorian buildings, they can provide comfortable, affordable rooms and modern luxury. This historic hotel also offers the renowned Waterside Restaurant. Breakfast is included with your stay.

Experience true Scottish hospitality at the Kingsmills - a 4-Star luxury mansion house hotel in the heart of the magnificent Scottish Highlands. Close to Inverness city center, it provides a serene retreat where you can reconnect with nature, breath in the fresh Highlands air, and indulge in an eco-friendly stay. Choose from luxurious rooms, enjoy impeccable dining and unwind with extensive spa and leisure facilities. The historic building has been hosting guests since the 1700s and all Kingsmills rooms feature elegant decor and furnishings with an array of modern amenities. Golfers can enjoy the two warm and welcoming hotel restaurants - Conservatory and Inglis, where the menu harmoniously blends traditional Scottish dishes with outstanding contemporary creations. Our Chef's use of the finest locally-sourced, seasonal ingredients to create dishes that celebrate Scotland's rich food heritage and guests will enjoy in an unpretentious fine-dining experience. Come and explore the beauty and tranquility of the Kingsmills!

Steeped in Scottish history, the 15th century Dornoch Castle Hotel firmly stands its ground opposite the inspiring 12th century Dornoch Cathedral and surrounded by the Highlands finest links courses. Set in beautifully manicured gardens, this Scottish Castle still bears an air of magnificence and grace. All 24 Dornoch Castle ensuite bedrooms are tastefully decorated with a strong emphasis on comfort and tranquility but still having that Baronial home atmosphere. After a day on the links, guests can enjoy finely prepared meals in one of the Hotel's fine venues - The Vault or Dornoch Castle Restaurant where locally sourced items highlight all that Scottish cuisine has to offer. Don't miss the top-rated Dornoch Whiskey Bar and one of the finest collection of Scotch whiskies in the Highlands, plus a must tour and tasting at the onsite Dornoch Distillery. This popular micro-distillery located at the old "Fire House" in the Castle's garden, was built in 1881 and creates some of the best handcrafted whiskey in Scotland.

Nestled along the banks of the River Ness, Ness Walk is a new, 5-Star retreat hotel in historic Inverness. Inverness is the base for many of Scotland's most popular, historic and highest-rated courses in the world such as Royal Dornoch where iconic designer Donald Ross hailed and learned his links design craft! Surrounded by a dramatic canopy of trees and lush landscaping, the grand hotel allows golfers to experience a secluded atmosphere with world-class accommodations and amenities. Originally, a 19th century house, Ness Walk incorporates the large restored house, unified with modern design accommodations to provide the perfect balance between past charm and present comfort. Guests will enjoy daily Scottish breakfast each morning, plus lunch or dinner in the Torrish Restaurant. Torrish Restaurant offers the perfect fine-dining combination of Scottish culinary and dining innovation for guests and by Inverness locals alike. *Parking is $20 per car per night, payable at the hotel.

Golf in Dornoch has been played "since time immremorial" and written evidence has survived since 1616. Since golfers have taken to these links, all who have experienced have marvelled at the wonderful, natural landscape including the high dunes and ridges that line the white sandy beaches along the Dornoch Firth. Royal Dornoch Golf Club formed as a Club in 1877 with the course laid out in 1886 by Old Tom Morris. Dornoch's own - Donald Ross was born in 1872 and took to the game at a young age serving as Dornoch's "keeper of the greens" and the Club's first Professional from 1893-1898 before emigrating to the USA in 1899. Ross was heavily influenced by the topography of his home course with like features among his hundreds of designed couses - most iconic status. Royal Dornoch is spellbinding and golfers from all over the world make the trip to the incredibly scenic Scottish Highlands to play the course that is annually recognized as a top-ten course in the world. The dune land rises in two distinctive levels, providing narrow strips of land providing just enough room for parallel fairways. Holes 1-8 follow the upper ridge "out" and holes 9-18 play in opposite direction "in" and are bounded, (except holes 17 and 18), on the left by the sand beaches of the Firth. Royal Dornoch is not a long course compared to modern layouts (Par-70, Yards - 6,799), but the plateau greens originally created by Old Tom Morris, revered and maintained by Donald Ross, is the soul of the course. Iconic and pristine greens, fairways rolling across the natural terrain, exceptional views, unparallelled Club service - golfers all agree Royal Dornoch is one of the finest links golf experiences in the world!

An experience best described as golf as it once was, Cabot Highlands harkens back to a simpler era of the game. Hugging the shoreline of the Moray Firth, the rugged and natural landscape is comprised of vast expanses of gorse, broom, heather, and sea marram. Tightly framed vistas combine the immediacy of natural surrounds with far-stretching views, creating at once a sense of grounding and grandeur. Manicured playing surfaces and natural rugged vegetation come together in a design reminiscent of golf’s transitional period from 1890 to 1935. From infinity edge greens to rumpled fairways, natural bunkers, and spectacular open views, Castle Stuart offers an experience that is truly “of the place” and yet of a different era. Picture wayward shots finding thin wispy fescue or pockets of bare sand where balls are easily found and recoveries manageable.

An experience best described as golf as it once was, Cabot Highlands harkens back to a simpler era of the game. Hugging the shoreline of the Moray Firth, the rugged and natural landscape is comprised of vast expanses of gorse, broom, heather, and sea marram. Tightly framed vistas combine the immediacy of natural surrounds with far-stretching views, creating at once a sense of grounding and grandeur. Manicured playing surfaces and natural rugged vegetation come together in a design reminiscent of golf’s transitional period from 1890 to 1935. Our second 18-hole course designed by acclaimed golf course architect Tom Doak, will officially open in 2026. Playing on a pristine piece of land surrounding the 400-year old Castle, Old Petty incorporates natural contours, meandering through hillsides and expansive open land with several holes along the water.

Par 72, yardage 6,721. One of the finest, best-respected championship links in Scotland, Nairn is capable of testing the most gifted of players. It has hosted a number of high-profile national tournaments including the Scottish Amateur Championships and the Walker Cup in 1999. Nairn boasts fast, hard-to-read greens and thick links gorse which conspire to provide you with one of the toughest challenges you're ever likely to face. Founded in 1887, the course has been extended and modified by Old Tom Morris, James Braid and Archie Simpson. Incidentally, the town of Nairn is a wonderful base for golfers with great hotels, bars and restaurants. Maximum handicap: 24 men, 30 women.

Par 69, yardage 6,110. The golf club in Brora was established in 1891. In 1923, James Braid, five time Open Champion and prolific designer of golf courses, the most famous of which is Gleneagles, visited the course and redesigned the 18-hole layout which has stood the passage of time and remains a fair and challenging test of a true traditional links course. Brora represents all the attributes of a traditional Scottish links, with a classic layout, an easy opening hole, and a short hole facing each cardinal point of the compass. You will have to adapt and manufacture according to whether the course is running fast or slow.

Rates include unlimited mileage, tax, airport surcharge and VLF. Other services are additional. Rental based on 24 hour periods from pickup. Extra charge for late return.