
Scotland Golf Week
July 11-18, 2026
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Set the Stage: Arrival in Scotland
Your golf adventure begins with a warm welcome in Edinburgh, where you'll be met for a private transfer to the picturesque coastal village of Anstruther. Upon arrival, check in to The Bank Hotel, our charming home base for the week, perfectly situated in the heart of the East Neuk. Take the evening to unwind, explore the village’s harborside charm, and enjoy a relaxed dinner as you settle in. The week ahead promises world-class golf, scenic beauty, and unforgettable moments on and off the course.
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Acclimatization Day
Ease into the rhythm of coastal Scotland with a relaxing day designed to help you settle in. Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the breathtaking Fife Coastal Path, where sea views and salty air set the perfect tone for the week. Savor a delicious local meal at one of Anstruther’s renowned eateries, then tuck in early to rest and reset. Tomorrow, the golf begins—today is all about soaking in the atmosphere and preparing for the days ahead.
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St. Andrews – The New Course
Begin your golf journey in legendary fashion with a round on the New Course at St. Andrews—a classic links layout and one of the oldest courses in the world. Designed by Old Tom Morris in 1895, the New offers a traditional challenge steeped in history and charm. After your round, take time to explore the historic town of St. Andrews, where cobbled streets, medieval ruins, and rich golf heritage await around every corner.
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Crail Golfing Society – Coastal Challenge and Timeless Beauty
Step onto the storied fairways of the Crail Golfing Society, the seventh-oldest golf club in the world, where tradition meets coastal drama. Perched above the rugged cliffs of the North Sea, the course offers breathtaking views—and a true links challenge. Expect narrow fairways, unpredictable winds, and fast, sloping greens that demand strategic play and creative shot-making. After your round, return to Anstruther for a well-earned dinner in one of its acclaimed seafood restaurants, where the catch of the day is always fresh and the harbor views are as memorable as your round.
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Kingsbarns Golf Links – Scotland’s Modern Masterpiece
Set along a rugged stretch of coastline just south of St. Andrews, Kingsbarns Golf Links delivers a world-class experience that is as breathtaking as it is demanding. This modern classic features wide, undulating fairways, expansive greens, and dramatic elevation changes—all framed by sweeping views of the North Sea. But don’t let the beauty distract you: coastal winds, deep revetted bunkers, and cleverly contoured holes test every aspect of your game. Consistently ranked among the top courses in the world, Kingsbarns is a thrilling challenge and a must-play for any serious golfer.
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The Ultimate Golf Experience – St. Andrews Old Course
Today, you’ll step onto hallowed ground with a once-in-a-lifetime round on the iconic Old Course at St. Andrews. Revered as the birthplace of golf, this legendary links has hosted generations of champions and remains the game’s most celebrated stage. With its famous double greens, deep pot bunkers, and the Swilcan Bridge, every step of the round is steeped in history. Walk in the footsteps of legends and embrace the magic of a course that every golfer dreams of playing. This is more than a round—it’s a rite of passage.
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Farewell to Fife – Return to Edinburgh
As our unforgettable golf journey comes to a close, we’ll enjoy a comfortable morning transfer to Edinburgh, where we’ll spend the final night at a convenient airport hotel. For those with energy to spare, the evening offers a chance to experience a taste of Scotland’s capital—perhaps a final dinner in the city or a stroll along the Royal Mile. It’s the perfect way to reflect on a week of championship golf, coastal beauty, and camaraderie before heading home with memories to last a lifetime.
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Depart for Home – With Memories to Last a Lifetime
Guests should plan to book their departing flights on Saturday from Edinburgh, following a restful overnight stay near the airport. As the week concludes, we’ll send you off with more than just your golf scores—expect a suitcase full of stories, stunning photos, and the camaraderie that only a shared travel experience can bring. From the windswept links of St. Andrews to the coastal charm of Anstruther, this journey leaves you with the happiest of memories and a longing to return.
Good to Know – Golf Tour Notes
Please note that all golf activities are subject to weather conditions, course availability, and natural elements. The provided itinerary and hotel arrangements are also subject to change. While we make every effort to ensure the accuracy of our listed accommodations and experiences, unforeseen circumstances, such as course maintenance, weather disruptions, or changes in lodging availability, may necessitate adjustments to our schedule.Flexibility is essential in making the most of this unforgettable golf journey. Should any changes arise, we will communicate them promptly and offer thoughtful alternatives to ensure the comfort, quality, and enjoyment of your trip remain intact. Rest assured, our team is dedicated to delivering a seamless and unforgettable experience, from the first tee to the final toast. Thank you for being so understanding—we look forward to sharing this exceptional golf adventure with you.
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An Inspired Week for Non-Golfers
For those traveling with us who prefer cobblestones over clubhouses, we’ve designed a delightful parallel itinerary led by Hilary, who will be your guide to the charm, culture, and hidden gems of coastal Fife. Whether you join every outing or simply a few, this experience offers the perfect mix of relaxation, exploration, and creativity.
Coastal Walks & Natural Beauty
Start your days with refreshing walks along the Fife Coastal Path, where dramatic cliffs, quiet harbors, and sweeping views of the North Sea set the scene. Weather permitting, you may also join a boat trip to the Isle of May, where puffins, seals, and seabirds make their seasonal home—an unforgettable wildlife experience.Culture, History & Storybook Scenery
Step back in time with visits to the Scottish Fisheries Museum in Anstruther and the romantic Kellie Castle, with its manicured gardens and 17th-century elegance. On days when the golfers head to St. Andrews, non-golfers can tour the town’s historic ruins and renowned university, browse local galleries, and enjoy a relaxed lunch in one of the many cozy cafes.For those craving downtime, a spa day at the Fairmont St Andrews is the perfect way to unwind with sweeping coastal views and world-class treatments. Or, take a photography stroll through the postcard-perfect towns of Crail, Pittenweem, and Anstruther—each offering a palette of color, history, and charm.
Our Hotel
The Bank Hotel – Coastal Comfort in the Heart of Anstruther
Nestled where the Dreel Burn meets the Firth of Forth, The Bank Hotel offers a warm and welcoming base for your week in the East Neuk of Fife. This 4-star, family-run inn seamlessly blends traditional charm with modern comfort, offering spacious, well-appointed rooms—many with stunning sea views—equipped with Sky TV, Netflix, complimentary Wi-Fi, and thoughtful touches such as fresh flowers and bottled water.
Located on Anstruther's High Street, The Bank is just a short stroll from the harbor, local shops, and the Scottish Fisheries Museum. It's also conveniently situated near several renowned golf courses, including those in St. Andrews, Carnoustie, and Kingsbarns. Whether you're here to golf, explore the Fife Coastal Path, or relax by the sea, The Bank Hotel provides a comfortable and memorable stay.

What’s Included in Your Ireland Golf Week Tour
4-Star Hotel Accommodations
Enjoy a whole week (six nights) at The Bank Hotel in Anstruther, offering comfort, charm, and coastal views.Private Van Transportation
All ground transfers, including arrival in Edinburgh, daily course transfers, and return to the airport.Professionally Packaged Golf Tour
Tee times and green fees arranged at top courses, including St. Andrews (New and Old Courses), Kingsbarns, and Crail Golfing Society.One Group Dinner in Anstruther
Celebrate together with a delicious, locally-inspired group meal during the week.Daily Breakfast
A hearty breakfast is served each morning to fuel your day on or off the course.Experiences & Activities for Non-Golfers
Curated cultural, coastal, and culinary outings led by our expert host for those not golfing.Expert Team Long Run Guide
Chuck and Hilary will accompany the group to ensure a smooth, engaging, and enriching experience throughout the tour.
This thoughtfully designed tour combines world-class golf with Scottish charm, offering something memorable for every traveler in your party.