35-Day Travel Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive in London

Met by your Concierge Tour Driver who will be with you for your entire trip. Travel to Canterbury, Kent. Spend the rest of the day at leisure. Optional visit to Canterbury Cathedral (597 AD) with your Driver/Concierge at your disposal.

Day 2: Play Royal St George’s

Host of 15 Open Championships with winners including Walter Hagen.

Day 3: Play Princes GC

Gene Sarazen won The Open here in 1932.

Day 4: Play Cinque Ports

Another historic course with Open Championship pedigree.

Day 5: Play Walton Heath

A beautiful heathland course with a rich history. King Edward VIII was the first Captain and Winston Churchill often played here.

Day 6: Travel to Liverpool

Rest of day at leisure with driver/concierge at your disposal.

Day 7: Play Royal Liverpool

Which hosted the 2023 Open won by Brian Harman. Afterwards take the famous ‘Ferry across the Mersey’ back to Liverpool and your hotel.

Day 8: Play Royal Birkdale

For many people, the greatest course in the world. Home to the 2026 Open and usually picked as the highlight of the tour with our guests.

Day 9: A well earned day off

Optional sightseeing including Beatles Tour of Liverpool.

Day 10: Play Royal Lytham & St Anne’s

The Open has been staged here 11 times and the list of winners reads like the ‘who’s who’ of world golf.

Day 11: Play Formby GC

A stunning links course with views across the Irish Sea. Less famous than its illustrious neighbours but undoubtedly world class.

Day 12: Travel to St Andrews, Scotland

Rest of day at leisure with driver/concierge at your disposal.

Day 13: Play North Berwick

Approaching its bicentenary in 2032 North Berwick is simply magical. Jordan Spieth and Justin Thomas are regular visitors.

Day 14: Play St Andrews Old Course

The highlight for any golfer. Walk in the footsteps of legends and make your own lifelong memories. Embrace the nerves on the 1st tee and knock one down the middle. 4 hours later you’ll be walking up 17 and 18 and the hairs will be standing up on the back of your neck as you emulate the golfing Gods.

Day 15: Play Kingsbarns

A truly stunning masterpiece is considered by many to be best course in Scotland. Sea views from every hole and signature holes reminiscent of Pebble Beach. This is a must! Why not include the Kingsbarns Whiskey Distillery Tour which is next door?

Day 16: Play Dumbarnie

The course opened in 2020 to huge acclaim. There is a real possibility that the Scottish Open may be held in the coming years and it would be a worthy host. Every hole feels separate and individual. This is a seriously great golf course.

Day 17: Play Muirfield

A masterpiece by Old Tom Morris and Harry Colt. It has hosted 16 Open Championships and is simply beautiful.

Day 18: Play Carnoustie

Who can forget Jean Van De Veld’s infamous collapse at the 1999 Open Championship? This classic links course was designed by Old Tom Morris and Allan Robertson in 1842 and includes Ben Hogan, Gary Player and Tom Watson amongst its illustrious list of Open champions. The finishing 3 holes are brutal but the course is simply a masterpiece.

After golf travel to Inverness.

Day 19: Play Nairn GC

Formed in 1887 Nairn is regularly named in the list of Scotland’s top courses. It has a rich pedigree and has been host to numerous major amateur events. Old Tom Morris and James Braid both lent their hand to shape the course we play today. It runs along the Moray Firth where you often see Dolphins feeding on the incoming salmon.

Day 20: Play Castle Stuart

A stunning design along the waters of the Morray Firth, the rugged and natural landscape is formed from huge swathes of gorse, broom, heather and sea marram. Manicured fairways and greens are complimented by the natural rugged vegetation. Castle Stuart was home to The Scottish Open on 4 occasions and is a ‘must’ when visiting the highlands.

Day 21: Play Royal Dornoch

This Old Tom Morris masterpiece is in every respected ‘World’s Top 10 Courses’ and for good reason. If it wasn’t so remote it would have undoubtedly held many Open Championships. In May till July you will see the bright yellow gorse in full majestic bloom. It frames the holes and compliments the emerald green fairways, golden beaches and azure blue sea. This is without doubt the best course in the highlands.

Why not visit Glenmorangie Whiskey Distillery en-route?

Day 22: A day at leisure in Inverness.

Take a cruise on Loch Ness or visit the historic battlefields of Culloden.

Day 23: Travel to Troon

Rest of day at leisure with driver/concierge at your disposal.

Day 24: Play Royal Troon

Host to the Open Championship in 2024 won by Xander Schauffele. Past champions include Tom Watson, Mark Calcavecchia and Justin Leonard. A classic links which starts alongside the Atlantic Ocean. Brave golf is rewarded here but be wary of the perfectly placed bunkers. Greg Normans valiant battle in 1989 ended in a bunker on his 72nd hole.

Day 25: Play Turnberry

Arguably the most dramatic and picturesque course in Scotland. Rich in history with the ‘Dual in the Sun’ between Nicklaus and Watson in 1977 the most memorable of them all. The course is always in pristine condition and offers a true test of golf.

Day 26: Play Prestwick

The venue for the first 12 Open Championships, Prestwick is really quite unique. Originally a 12-hole course, it was extended to 18 holes in 1882. The first hole, like so many classic links courses, runs alongside the railway line. The fairway tapers at 200 yards so leave the driver in the bag!

Day 27: Travel via ferry to Northern Ireland

Rest of day at leisure with driver/concierge at your disposal.

Day 28: Play Royal Portrush

Host of the memorable 2019 Open Championship where local Irish hero Shane Lowry took home the Claret Jug. The Open returns here in 2025.

Day 29: Play Royal County Down

Established in 1889 and frequently ranked in the top 10 UK courses. This is a grand old course with a rich heritage. An equal to Royal Portrush and that’s quite a statement!

Afterwards travel to Doonbeg in Southern Ireland.

Day 30: Play Doonbeg

Situated on over 400 acres of Ireland’s most spectacular links overlooking the majestic Atlantic Ocean.

Day 31: Play Tralee

Designed and built by Arnold Palmer, this stunning setting represents a true paradise for those willing to challenge what is widely acclaimed as one of the finest links courses in the world.

Day 32: Play Ballybunion

A firm favourite with American Pro’s wishing to gain some Links experience on their way to The Open, including Watson, Nicklaus and Woods.

Day 33: Play Waterville

Simply beautiful. Another magnificent links course on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean.

Day 34: Play Old Head

Built on a 220-acre diamond of land jutting out over two miles into the Atlantic Ocean. The promontory is almost an island with numerous caves running beneath your feet as you play the course. A fitting way to celebrate your last game of this Grand Tour.

Day 35: Travel to Shannon Airport for flight home

Sightseeing

During your stay there will be time for sightseeing as well. Your Concierge Driver will advise and assist to make the most of your time. He/she will also help arrange restaurant reservations as well as suggesting the best pubs and bars.

• 34 nights accommodation inc breakfast
• 27 rounds of golf
• Transport inc. restaurants and sightseeing Concierge service

• Flights
• Caddies/Buggies
• Meals (excl. breakfast)
• Gratuities