All of our tours are fully customisable to suit your tastes and requirements.
STAY:
Dornoch Station, Dornoch (3 Nights)
Golf View Hotel & Spa, Nairn (3 Nights)
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PLAY:
Royal Dornoch
Brora
Nairn
Moray
Cabot Highlands (Castle Stuart)
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All of our tours are fully customisable to suit your tastes and requirements.
Arrival/Departure Location: Inverness Airport
Golf Courses
– Royal Dornoch Golf Club, Championship Course
– Brora Golf Club
– Nairn Golf Club
– Moray Golf Club
– Cabot Highlands (Previously known as Castle Stuart)
Hotels:
– Station Hotel, Dornoch (3 nights)
– Golf View Hotel, Nairn (3 night)
What’s Included:
– Accommodation
– Breakfast
– Green Fees & Admissions to all sites according to itinerary
– Bespoke itinerary
– Premium vehicle & Private chauffeur
– Admission to all activities
– Local guides where appropriate
– Personal travel co-ordinator
Arrival into Inverness, Transfer to Dornoch
Transport: Executive Vehicle & Private Driver
Accommodation: Dornoch Station, Dornoch (3 Nights)
Dinner: The Golden Gorse
Welcome to Scotland! Upon your arrival, your designated chauffeur will eagerly await you at the airport and your luxury golf tour will be underway. Throughout your Classic Highland Golf Tour, your driver will guarantee a seamless and pleasant trip from beginning to end.
Assisting with your luggage, he will transport you to Dornoch, ensuring a cozy and hospitable beginning to your journey in Scotland.
Your next three-night accommodation will be at the famous Dornoch Station.
Staying at Dornoch Station Hotel promises a one-of-a-kind and immersive journey into the untamed splendor of the Scottish Highlands. Following extensive renovations, the hotel now boasts freshly refurbished guest rooms, inviting lobby areas, and dining spaces that pay homage to the area’s rich history and captivating legends.
Nestled just a stone’s throw from the renowned Royal Dornoch Golf Club, one of Scotland’s premier championship courses, guests can revel in breathtaking vistas of the coastline and Dornoch Firth.
The accommodations at Dornoch Station are thoughtfully designed to mirror the rugged beauty of the region, with maritime accents and a calming, natural color palette ensuring a blend of comfort and sophistication. The hotel’s signature dining venues, The Golden Gorse, and Bar Ross, beckon guests to savor an authentic taste of the Highlands, celebrating local purveyors and the bounty of each season.
Dornoch Station provides a comprehensive experience encompassing 89 well-appointed guest rooms, an all-day dining restaurant and bar, splendid event spaces, a secluded putting green, and a fully equipped fitness center. Here you will have time to unpack your bags, relax and explore your surroundings before dinner.
Dinner will be at the famous Golden Gorse, a restaurant renowned for its commitment to high-quality, locally sourced ingredients that are in-season, and proudly represent the culinary heritage of the Scottish Highlands through its menu.
Here you can expect a strong emphasis on utilizing local Scottish ingredients, showcasing the best of Scotland’s natural bounty. This will include locally sourced meats, freshly caught seafood from nearby waters, and seasonal vegetables and herbs.
The menu at The Golden Gorse changes with the seasons, ensuring that only the freshest and most flavorful ingredients are incorporated into the dishes. Here you can try an array of different authentic Scottish cuisine, including haggis, neeps, and tatties, as well as regional specialties like Cullen skink—a hearty Scottish soup made with smoked haddock, potatoes, and onions.
While rooted in tradition, The Golden Gorse may also offer contemporary interpretations of these classic dishes, showcasing modern culinary techniques and innovative presentations.
To complement the diverse menu, there is a well-thought-out beverage selection, including fine wines, local and international beers, and a range of whiskies, reflecting Scotland’s rich distilling heritage.
If you have a sweet tooth, Scottish desserts, known for their richness and comforting flavors, may also make an appearance, offering a delightful conclusion to the meal. You will dine in luxury and great comfort and you prepare yourself for an adventurous and magical tour of some of Scotland’s most prestigious golf courses.
Royal Dornoch Golf Club
Transport: Executive Vehicle & Private Driver
Dinner: Mara Restaurant, Links House
After a hearty Scottish breakfast, you will be escorted to the Royal Dornoch Golf Club. Playing a round of golf at the Royal Dornoch Golf Club offers a truly unique and enchanting experience, combining the beauty of the Scottish highlands with the rich tradition of golf. This historic club, established in 1877, is often listed as a must-play course for enthusiasts around the world, known for its spellbinding setting.
The course is nestled in a wild, isolated location, providing a sense of tranquility and breathtaking views. During early summer, the scenery is marked by vibrant gorse bushes, which bring a burst of color to the landscape. Separating the links from the Dornoch Firth is a pristine, white sandy beach, creating a profoundly awe-inspiring and stunning natural setting.
The main attraction at Royal Dornoch is the Championship Course, renowned for presenting the quintessential challenges of links-land. This course requires strategic thinking and skillful play, making it both challenging and enjoyable for golfers of all skill levels. In addition to the Championship Course, the club also offers the Struie Course, an 18-hole course suitable for the whole family. While it provides an entertaining round at a modest green fee, it can also test lower-handicap players.
After an exciting game of golf, it will be time to satisfy your appetite at the prestigious Mara Restaurant. Dining here provides an extraordinary journey that immerses you in the essence of Scotland’s bountiful natural treasures. Named after the Scottish Gaelic word for ‘the Sea,’ Mara pays homage to the abundance of Scotland’s waters, fields, forests, and skies.
Entering the restaurant, you’ll notice the minimalist elegance sets the stage and allows the pure undulating flavours of the ingredients to shine. Chef Kevin Barber curates a dynamic menu that evolves with the seasons, guaranteeing the freshest, ethically sourced produce. Mara prioritises Scottish, seasonal, sustainable, and slow food practices, striving for zero waste.
Complementing your Mara dining experience is an artfully curated wine cellar boasting an exceptional selection of wines. Additionally, an exclusive list of spirits and whiskies, many hailing from local distilleries, awaits your exploration. The Mara team takes pleasure in offering personalized recommendations, helping you uncover new favourites.
At the heart of Mara is a small yet devoted team, driven by an unwavering passion for crafting an unparalleled dining experience. They are culinary trailblazers, constantly on the hunt for the freshest local ingredients and building relationships with local producers to ensure premium quality.
Brora Golf Club
Transport: Executive Vehicle & Private Driver
Dinner: Luigi Restaurant
Once you’ve finished your luxurious breakfast, you will be escorted to the famous Brora Golf Club. This renowned golfing destination boasts a captivating history and an exceptional golfing adventure that awaits visitors.
The course itself is a masterpiece by the esteemed golf course architect James Braid, exemplifying his brilliance in creating a layout that simultaneously challenges and delights golfers. Established in 1891, Brora Golf Club carries with it more than a century of golfing heritage, adding depth to its charm and character.
When it comes to the golfing experience, Brora strikes a perfect balance between challenge and enjoyment, catering to players of all skill levels. Nestled near the picturesque Moray Firth, the course offers breathtaking vistas and a profound connection with nature.
The presence of woolly sheep grazing on the fairways adds a unique and endearing touch to your game. The diligent green staff at Brora Golf Club consistently receive praise for their efforts in maintaining the course’s pristine condition while preserving its original design elements.
As you wrap up your round, the clubhouse offers a splendid vantage point, providing a sweeping view of the golf course and the scenic links land that surrounds it. The clubhouse also offers dining options, ensuring you can savour delightful meals and refreshing drinks.
After conquering the Brora Golf course, it will be time for dinner. You will be escorted to the Luigi Restaurant in the picturesque coastal town of Dornoch in northern Scotland. The atmosphere at Luigi exudes a sense of relaxation and informality, creating the perfect backdrop for a leisurely dining experience that caters to both locals and tourists, thanks to its central location.
The restaurant boasts a diverse menu that spans lunch and dinner options, featuring delectable choices like soups, scallops, crab cakes, flavourful pizzas, creamy risottos, mouthwatering burgers, and delightful homemade cakes for lunch. You’ll notice the restaurant’s easy-going charm while offering a slightly more formal touch, often showcasing a continental menu with a strong emphasis on locally sourced seafood. The staff are attentive and will be ready to cater to all of your needs, ensuring a pleasurable and comfortable evening. This will be the perfect to wind down from an eventful day on the golf course.
Nairn Golf Club (Championship)
Transport: Executive Vehicle & Private Driver
Accommodation: Golf View Hotel & Spa, Nairn (3 Nights)
Dinner: Hickory Restaurant
Your round of golf today will commence at the Nairn Golf Club. The club’s Championship Course hints at a top-tier, demanding, and meticulously maintained golfing environment, likely featuring diverse holes catering to various skill levels. The commendation from golf course architect James Braid regarding the turf and greens attests to exceptional playing surfaces that enhance both the challenge and enjoyment of the game.
The opening hole, known as “Sea,” sets the course’s tone, a scenic par 4 with a manageable level of difficulty. As the round nears its end, golfers encounter hole 18, “Home,” a par 5 finishing hole with a higher stroke index, offering a more forgiving challenge and a satisfying end to your round of golf. Here you will also have the opportunity to wind down at the clubhouse and socialize with the staff and other golfers.
After your round, you will be taken to your accommodation for the next three nights in Nairn, the Golf View Hotel & Spa. Staying at the Golf View Hotel & Spa is a luxurious and serene experience, combining the beauty of its seafront location with top-notch amenities.
The hotel presents breathtaking vistas of the Moray Firth and the Black Isle, creating an ideal haven for those who cherish nature and golf. Its famous ishga spa treatments offer a serene, enriching experience, further elevating the overall sense of tranquility. Renowned for its exceptional service, delectable cuisine, and an atmosphere that soothes the soul, this establishment invites you to unwind and acclimate to your new surroundings before indulging in a delightful dinner.
Once you’ve unpacked your bags and explored the Golf View Hotel & Spa, it will be time to have dinner at the Hickory Restaurant. Stepping into the restaurant, you will be immediately enveloped in an atmosphere of elegance and comfort, where the harmonious blend of luxurious leather, cool marble, and soft velvet creates a sophisticated yet welcoming ambiance, perfectly setting the stage for an unforgettable culinary journey.
Hickory is a true celebration of local and seasonal produce, where every dish is a testament to freshness and quality. Whether it’s the seafood sourced from nearby waters or the meats from Crerar Home Farm’s pedigree herds, you can expect nothing less than excellence.
But it’s the steaks that steal the show here. They undergo a meticulous 28-day dry aging process and are expertly cooked on a coal-fired Josper grill, known for imparting a unique char and flavour.
To complement this exceptional cuisine, Hickory offers an outstanding selection of wines, thoughtfully curated in partnership with de Burgh Wine Merchants. This ensures that every dish finds its perfect pairing, adding to the overall experience of dining at Hickory. In a stunning setting that combines with delectable dishes, you will experience an unforgettable culinary journey that will provide you with a relaxing way to wind down from an eventful day.
Moray Golf Club, Old Course
Transport: Executive Vehicle & Private Driver
Dinner: Garden Café at Boath House
After breakfast, you will be escorted to the prestigious Moray Golf Club. Designed by the legendary Old Tom Morris, this classic links course is renowned for its deep, well-protected bunkers, gently rolling fairways bordered by gorse, and impeccably manicured, fast greens. It offers a formidable challenge to golfers, including seven par-four holes measuring over 400 yards in length, requiring a combination of skill and strategic thinking from all players.
Here you will witness the classic Scottish scenery, with vast, open landscapes, rugged coastal views, and the ever-present gorse adding a wild, natural beauty to the course. The changing weather conditions can also play a significant role, adding an extra layer of challenge and unpredictability to your game.
After many pars and many more birdies, it will be time to be escorted back to your accommodation where you will have time to relax before dinner.
Your driver will take you to the renowned Garden Café at the Boath House where you will have dinner. The menu at Boath House is a testament to culinary artistry, featuring a range of sophisticated dishes that showcase the best of local and seasonal ingredients. Starters such as parsnip and chestnut soup or gravlax with crème fraîche and rye bread set the stage for a flavourful journey.
Main courses like halibut with celeriac and miso, venison with kale and elderberry, or the vegetarian-friendly cauliflower Grenobloise, offer a diverse and satisfying range of options. Each dish is carefully crafted to bring out the unique flavours and textures of the ingredients.
Desserts like mince pie with brandy cream or Christmas parfait provide a sweet and indulgent finish to the meal. The dining experience is further enhanced by the option of pairing your meal with a selection from their curated wine list or indulging in a cheese course featuring local Connage Dairy cheeses. Here you will indulge in a luxurious meal where you will relax and reflect on an eventful day on the course.
Cabot Highlands (aka Castle Stuart)
Transport: Executive Vehicle & Private Driver
Dinner: Sun Dancer Restaurant, Nairn
Your final round of golf will be at the famous Cabot Highlands. A round of golf at Cabot Highlands, previously known as Castle Stuart and located in the stunning Scottish Highlands, is an experience that encapsulates the essence of Scotland’s rich golfing heritage. The course, set against the backdrop of the breathtaking Moray Firth shoreline, offers a golfing experience that is both challenging and visually spectacular.
The celebrated 18-hole Castle Stuart Golf Links, designed by Mark Parsinen and Gil Hanse, is the centerpiece of Cabot Highlands. This course is renowned for its rugged natural landscape, which seamlessly integrates with the historic and scenic environment.
Moreover, its layout features infinity edge greens, rumpled fairways, and natural bunkers, all designed to provide a golfing experience that harkens back to the traditional Scottish links style.
When you step onto this course, be prepared to face a diverse range of challenges that demand a combination of skill and strategy. The course’s layout seamlessly integrates with the natural terrain, providing breathtaking panoramic vistas and a collection of holes that not only dazzle with their beauty but also test your abilities to the fullest.
With bunkers strategically positioned and the land’s natural contours enhancing the complexity of the game, your overall golfing experience promises both excitement and satisfaction.
After your round of golf, you will be escorted back to your accommodation.
The Sun Dancer Restaurant boasts a diverse menu that caters to a wide array of tastes. With its coastal location in Scotland, fresh seafood takes center stage, offering delectable options such as fish and chips, seafood platters, and locally sourced fish prepared in unique and enticing ways.
Meat enthusiasts will find delight in the succulent steak offerings, which encompass classic rib-eye and sirloin steaks, as well as more gourmet preparations. For non-meat eaters, the restaurant also features a selection of vegetarian delights, which may include tantalizing salads, flavorful pasta dishes, and creatively crafted vegetables.
The restaurant’s commitment to using fresh, seasonal ingredients is evident through its seasonal menu updates and special festive offerings, showcasing a celebration of local and seasonal culinary traditions.
To complement these delectable dishes, The Sun Dancer also provides an extensive range of cocktails and drinks, including a winter cocktail menu, hinting at a selection of bespoke beverages designed to enhance the overall dining experience. Here you will wind down and reflect on an adventurous journey across some of Scotland’s most prestigious golf courses.
After dinner, you will be transferred back to your accommodation.
Departure from Inverness Airport
Your devoted chauffeur is here to ensure your journey to the airport is both smooth and comfortable, and it’s where we will bid you a warm farewell. The entire team at Luxury Scotland Tours extends our heartfelt wishes for a safe journey back home and eagerly looks forward to the opportunity of welcoming you again in the not-so-distant future!