A large, elegant building with multiple floors and a mansard roof, viewed from a lush green garden with trees and shrubs in the foreground.
A scenic golf course with a green, sand bunkers, a flag, trees, and a blue sky with clouds.
Luxurious home bar with a marble countertop, dark leather chairs, wall-mounted decor, mirrored cabinets, and ambient lighting.
View of a golf course with green grass, sand trap, and a flag, surrounded by trees and rolling hills under a partly cloudy sky.
Elegant dining area with round tables covered in white tablecloths, set with silverware, wine glasses, and floral centerpieces. There are blue velvet upholstered chairs and a two-tiered blue velvet daybed with decorative pillows. A table lamp with a
A scenic view of a lush golf course with a pond, a fountain, well-maintained greens, and mature trees, set against rolling hills and a partly cloudy sky.

Gleneagles, Scotland

Itinerary

Try your hand at fishing, falconry, archery or horse riding across Gleneagles’ 850-acre estate, before taking on all three Championship courses — with time for whisky tasting and cultural immersion in the capital woven in between.

6 Nights | 3 Rounds | Private transfers

Price from £6,500

How it works
Golf Traveller puts together experiences that suit your exacting requirements as a golfer and traveller. You can see a sample itinerary below, but you can change the way you travel, where you eat, what golf you play, which adventures you embark on – simply tell us your requirements and we can curate the best of Scotland for you.

The experience
Known as a ‘riviera in the Highlands’, since it opened its doors in 1924 Gleneagles has offered an unrivalled array of attractions from five-star accommodation and endless outdoor escapades to an award-winning spa and Restaurant Andrew Fairlie, one of only two restaurants in Scotland to hold two Michelin stars. Relax in the beauty of this magnificent countryside playground, then take to its multiple golf courses housed in the most perfect mountain setting.

Map of Scotland highlighting major cities and distilleries, including Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh, Glenturret Distillery, Gleneagles, and Aberdeens, with surrounding countries Northern Ireland and the United Kingdom.

Gleneagles itinerary

  • Indoor restaurant with a glass ceiling, wooden beams, green plants, and cozy seating including tables, chairs, and a cushioned seating area. There is a person working in the kitchen area in the background.

    Day 1

    Fly into Edinburgh and transfer to Gleneagles Hotel (5*), before dinner at The Birnham, an Italian-American grill where the finest cuts are slow cooked and grilled to perfection.

  • A scenic golf course with lush green grass, sand bunkers, trees, rolling hills, and a partly cloudy sky.

    Day 2

    Play the King’s Course, a veritable Scottish masterpiece from James Braid, then savour the flavours and textures from Scotland’s land and sea at Restaurant Andrew Fairlie.

  • Nighttime cityscape with fireworks exploding in the sky and a historic clock tower illuminated in the foreground.

    Day 3

    Spend the day in Edinburgh, exploring its storied streets and landmark sites before taking your seat for one of Scotland’s most revered spectacles, the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo.

  • A golf course surrounded by dense green trees with a small animal, possibly a fox, on the fairway near the putting green, with bunkers and a flag marking the hole.

    Day 4

    Try your hand at archery, shooting game, off-roading or on horseback in the morning, before enjoying a memorable round on the undulating moorland of the Queen’s Course.

  • Wooden whiskey barrels stacked in storage, with one prominent barrel showing a white stencil of the label 'IN RC: 2008' and a barcode sticker on top.

    Day 5

    Begin your day with time on court or wall, tennis, padel, or climbing at the newly opened Sporting Club. Later, step inside The Glenturret for an intimate Whisky Maker’s Tour at Scotland’s oldest working distillery.

  • A golf course with green grass and a sand trap, surrounded by trees and mountains in the background on a sunny day.

    Day 6

    Conclude your stay with a final round on the PGA Centenary Course — host to both the Ryder Cup and Solheim Cup — before settling in at The Dormy for wood-fired grills, pizzas and tandoor dishes done properly.

What’s included

    • Itinerary design tailored to your pace, interests and travel style

    • Seamless coordination of handpicked golf, dining and cultural experiences

    • Ongoing expert care and discreet real-time support throughout your trip

    • 6 Nights B&B at The Gleneagles Hotel (5*), a storied retreat set within an 850-acre estate — with access to its award-winning spa and a host of country pursuits available by arrangement.

    • 1 x round King’s Course

    • 1 x round Queen’s Course

    • 1x round PGA Centenary Course

    • Whisky Maker’s Tour, Glenturret Distillery

    • Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo

    • Chauffeur-driven travel in private vehicles, tailored to your schedule and group size

    • Designed to maximise comfort, convenience and value throughout your itinerary

    • Self-drive options available for added flexibility across selected portions of your journey

Your Journey Begins Here

Every great journey starts with a conversation. 

Let’s curate a travel experience as unique as your passions, where golf becomes a gateway to the extraordinary. 

Share your aspirations, and we’ll take care of the rest.