Édimbourg est située dans la région de l’Écosse centrale, au Royaume-Uni. La ville elle-même est la capitale de l’Écosse et est divisée en différentes zones et quartiers, chacun avec sa propre atmosphère et son charme distinct. Avec son riche patrimoine culturel, ses superbes paysages et son ambiance vibrante, Édimbourg attire des visiteurs du monde entier. Que cherchez-vous à savoir de plus précis sur la région d’Édimbourg ?
Situé sur la côte du golf en Écosse, Craigielaw est un véritable paradis pour les golfeurs. En plus de se vanter d’un parcours de golf de championnat de 18 trous, conçu par Donald Steel, Craigielaw est entouré de 22 autres terrains de golf. Ces parcours comprennent des grands noms de renommée mondiale tels que Muirfield, North Berwick et Gullane.
Edinburgh leaves you spoilt for choice when it comes to golf, with an amazing selection of courses that allow you to make the most of the natural contours of the land while enjoying some testing holes at the same time.
With the capital city of Edinburgh the base for your golfing trip this picturesque part of the home of golf is, unsurprisingly, a haven for golfers worldwide and closer to home. There is a fine mix of courses throughout the region, with everything from traditional, testing links to plush parklands and crafty, little nine holers.
When taking into account the hustle and bustle of Glasgow and its surrounding area you would probably be surprised to hear that Scotland’s Central region boasts 119 of genuine quality. This area is perhaps the most underrated of all the six regions that make up Scottish golf. Most tend to view the scenery around the courses elsewhere in Scotland as superior, but this particular corner of the home of golf has its fair share of surprises. A warm, early evening round of golf high up on a hill with the shimmering lights of Glasgow in the distance is quite spectacular.
St Andrews is recognised internationally as the “Home of Golf”, a distinction based upon six centuries of sporting tradition.
The variety and quality of courses mark the town as the premier destination for golfers from around the globe. As all are within ten minutes drive time of the town centre, there is nowhere else in the world where you will find such a concentration of high quality courses, including eight of championship class.
The range of courses and excellent value provided by St Andrews mean any golfer, regardless of ability or experience, can sample the town’s unique atmosphere.
St Andrews is recognised internationally as the “Home of Golf”, a distinction based upon six centuries of sporting tradition.
The variety and quality of courses mark the town as the premier destination for golfers from around the globe. As all are within ten minutes drive time of the town centre, there is nowhere else in the world where you will find such a concentration of high quality courses, including eight of championship class.
The range of courses and excellent value provided by St Andrews mean any golfer, regardless of ability or experience, can sample the town’s unique atmosphere.
The Macdonald Rusacks Hotel in St Andrews is, without doubt, one of the most famous golf hotels in the world. Virtually within a sand wedge of the 18th hole on the world-renowned Old Course, Rusacks combines luxurious accommodation with a front row seat on sporting history. Our award-winning Rocca Bar & Grill serves the finest food and drink against a backdrop of the world’s most photographed golf course. Magnificent views out to sea take in St Andrews’ West Sands, immortalised in the opening scenes of the Oscar winning film, Chariots of Fire. Unquestionably, Scotland’s greatest golfing hotel location.
The Best Western Scores Hotel is the closest hotel to the 1st tee of the world famous Old Course and the Royal and Ancient Clubhouse. A 5 minute walk will take you to many of the town’s attractions including the ancient castle and cathedral ruins, the 600 year old University (Scotland’s oldest) and the historic town centre. Whether travelling on business or pleasure, exploring the sight of St Andrews or experiencing the thrill of the Old Course first hand, the Best Western Scores Hotel is the ideal choice for visitors to St Andrews, golfers. The hotel occupies two traditional Victorian Town Houses dating back to 1864 and 1880 and retains many of the large former drawing rooms as Junior Suites. There are 30 rooms in total, many of which have stunning views over the West Sands beach whilst other enjoy an outlook over the landscaped garden and terraces.
On the edge of the Carnoustie Golf Links Championship Course, the Golf Hotel is less than 650 ft from the sandy beach. A heated indoor pool, sauna, steam room and gym are all available in the fitness center.
The Burnside Course and the Budden Links are also within the Carnoustie Golf Glub. Carnoustie Train Station is a 5-minute walk away and Dundee Riverside Airport is a 30-minute drive away.
Local produce is served in the AA Rosette winning Dalhousie Restaurant, which has views out over the golf course. Guests can relax with a drink in the Carnoustie Golf Hotel’s casual Calder’s Bar or enjoy the views of the terraced sitting area.
Rooms are spacious and include tea and coffee making facilities and a private bathroom. Some rooms have beautiful sea views.