Forthose who want the easy option and just want to sign up for a tour, SCB Golf Tours has 2 or 3 itineraries in June each year. Come join our small group of 8 players and make some new friends.
7 nights B&B, double room/single occupancy in the Orocco Pier Hotel, South Queensferry (near Edinburgh)
All airport/rail station transfers and hotel/golf transfer included in Executive coach.
8 players playing 5 rounds of golf as follows:
North Berwick: Rated #5 Golf Course in Scotland by Golf Digest in 2025. Golf has been played at the iconic West Links since the 17th Century, formed in 1832, it is the 13th oldest club in the world. The sea comes into play on holes and you will find walls in the middle of fairways.
Kingsbarns: Rated #8 Golf Course in Scotland by Golf Digest in 2025. Located 7 miles from St. Andrews, it has a heritage dating back to 1793, before its most recent rebirth in July 2000. It hosted the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship in 2024.
Prestwick: The birthplace of The Open Championship, it presided over the first 12 Opens. Rated #14 Golf Course in Scotland by Golf Digest in 2025.
Mortonhall GC: A SCB client favorite. Located on the Southern outskirts of Edinburgh in The Braid Hills, the course provides stunning views over Edinburgh. Founded in 1892, it is the oldest golf course in the City of Edinburgh over which golf is still played.
Muirfield: The home of The Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers, dating back to 1744, before returning to Muirfield in 1891, when Old Tom Morris created the course. Rated #3 Golf Course by Golf Digest in 2025. 16 open Championships have been held at Muirfield.
7 nights B&B, double room/single occupancy in The Abbotsford Hotel, Ayr (9 rooms)
All airport/rail station transfers and hotel/golf transfer included in Executive coach.
8 players playing 5 rounds of world-class golf (as below).
Prestwick Golf Club – The history of Prestwick Golf Club stretches back over 160 years to 1851, when a group of 57 enthusiastic members made the momentous decision to form a golf club, purchasing two cottages opposite the tavern they met in. The first cottage would become the members’ clubhouse whilst the other was gifted to the Club’s Keeper of the Green, ball and clubmaker—Old Tom Morris. The first Open Championship was held at Prestwick in 1860 with 8 professional players competing for a red Morocco leather belt with silver clasps and an ornamental silver buckle; it can be seen in the clubhouse lobby. The last and 24th Open Championship at Prestwick was held 65 years later in 1925.
Kilmarnock Barassie GC – Kilmarnock (Barassie) par 72 championship links is known as The Barassie Links. The Club moved to its current location from its original home in Kilmarnock at the end of the nineteenth century. It has been host to a number of events including Open Championship Final Qualifying, British Boys' Amateur Championships, Scottish Amateur Championships and Women's Amateur Championship.
Dundonald Links – The first Dundonald Links layout opened in 1911. It has been improved twice by Kyle Phillips (Kingsbarns architect) in 2003 and 2019 as ownership changed. The result is a world-class modern links course, with wonderful undulations, gorse bushes and, unusually, stunning pine trees. The new clubhouse opened in 2022. Several premier events have been hosted here: Scottish Open in 2017, Women’s Scottish Open from 2022 to 2025, and Final Qualifying for The Open until 2026.
Royal Troon – Established in 1878, the Old Course is a host course for The Open Championship; first in 1923 and most recently in 2024 for the tenth time. Just prior to its first Open Championship in 1923, the Old Course was redesigned by James Braid and the current Old Course is essentially very similar to Braid's finished work. It is home to, arguably, one of the most famous holes in Open Championship golf, the par-3 Postage Stamp (8th) at just 123 yards, but its diminutive green measures a mere 2,635 square feet.
Prestwick St Cuthberts Golf Club – This parkland course is the hidden gem of golf courses in Ayrshire. Designed in 1963 by J.R. Stutt and offers a challenging layout that will test golfers of all skill levels. Now known for its excellent greens and picturesque fairways. Hosted the 2017 Scottish Amateur Championship.
7 nights B&B, double room/single occupancy in The Abbotsford Hotel, Ayr (9 rooms)
All airport/rail station transfers and hotel/golf transfer included in Executive coach.
8 players playing 5 rounds of world-class golf (as below).
Prestwick Golf Club – The history of Prestwick Golf Club stretches back over 160 years to 1851, when a group of 57 enthusiastic members made the momentous decision to form a golf club, purchasing two cottages opposite the tavern they met in. The first cottage would become the members’ clubhouse whilst the other was gifted to the Club’s Keeper of the Green, ball and clubmaker—Old Tom Morris. The first Open Championship was held at Prestwick in 1860 with 8 professional players competing for a red Morocco leather belt with silver clasps and an ornamental silver buckle; it can be seen in the clubhouse lobby. The last and 24th Open Championship at Prestwick was held 65 years later in 1925.
Kilmarnock Barassie GC – Kilmarnock (Barassie) par 72 championship links is known as The Barassie Links. The Club moved to its current location from its original home in Kilmarnock at the end of the nineteenth century. It has been host to a number of events including Open Championship Final Qualifying, British Boys' Amateur Championships, Scottish Amateur Championships and Women's Amateur Championship.
Dundonald Links – The first Dundonald Links layout opened in 1911. It has been improved twice by Kyle Phillips (Kingsbarns architect) in 2003 and 2019 as ownership changed. The result is a world-class modern links course, with wonderful undulations, gorse bushes and, unusually, stunning pine trees. The new clubhouse opened in 2022. Several premier events have been hosted here: Scottish Open in 2017, Women’s Scottish Open from 2022 to 2025, and Final Qualifying for The Open until 2026.
Royal Troon – Established in 1878, the Old Course is a host course for The Open Championship; first in 1923 and most recently in 2024 for the tenth time. Just prior to its first Open Championship in 1923, the Old Course was redesigned by James Braid and the current Old Course is essentially very similar to Braid's finished work. It is home to, arguably, one of the most famous holes in Open Championship golf, the par-3 Postage Stamp (8th) at just 123 yards, but its diminutive green measures a mere 2,635 square feet.
Prestwick St Cuthberts Golf Club – This parkland course is the hidden gem of golf courses in Ayrshire. Designed in 1963 by J.R. Stutt and offers a challenging layout that will test golfers of all skill levels. Now known for its excellent greens and picturesque fairways. Hosted the 2017 Scottish Amateur Championship.
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