Planning Your Trip

Choosing the courses you wish to play could possibly be the most difficult decision that the tour members will make. The historic golf courses of Scotland are difficult to resist but time may be against you playing them all within the limits of the tour. Here are five basic questions to consider:

1. Is the Old Course at St. Andrews a must play?

2. When do you contact Caddie Golf Tours?

3. How long is the tour to last: a long weekend, one week, two weeks?

4. Accommodation decisions: is it Bed & Breakfast at a house/lodge or a Hotel with 3*,4* or 5* rating?

5. Self drive or guided with personalised driver?

Caddie Golf Tours can assist in getting secured Old Course tee times through our contacts with the Old Course Experience (OCE) who have the exclusive rights to tee times at St. Andrews.

It is advised to plan well in advance with our application for tee times requiring to be submitted by October of the year prior to play.

We also have contracts and contacts with excellent hotels in Scotland, including the Old Course Hotel in St. Andrews and the Marine Hotel in Troon allied with Scotland's best vehicle hire company. The savings negotiated from these companies are passed directly to our clients.

Golf and fun are the base reasons for your trip and Caddie Golf Tours wish to assist you by ensuring you get to play the golf courses in Scotland you want, with flexible tee times, where possible but also get the opportunity to meet some of the locals in the flesh, rather than through the windscreen of a vehicle.

Your tour can comprise playing at many of Scotland's great golf courses, but will also allow time for camraderie with fellow players at the 19th hole. Please contact Caddie Golf Tours for more information.

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