Scotland
The Kingdom of Fife, East Lothian and the Firth of Forth
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North Berwick West Links from the Law
From Atlanta to the first tee
Delta operates a direct seasonal flight from Atlanta (ATL) to Edinburgh (EDI) that typically launches in spring.
Scotland’s East Coast is the driest golf region in the British Isles, with long daylight hours extending past 9:30 PM in late May.
The Scotland itineraries
Each option runs five days on the ground. Open any option for the round-by-round plan, route map and booking windows.
The Old Course, St Andrews
The Kingdom of Fife & St Andrews Pilgrimage
Sleep in the Auld Grey Toon. The Old Course, Carnoustie and Kingsbarns — plus a 1786 Old Tom clifftop finale.
- Anchor
- The Old Course at St Andrews & Carnoustie Championship
- Base camp
- St Andrews Town — 1 hr 15 min from EDI.
- The golf
- 6 rounds over 5 days · 36 holes on Day 3
Muirfield’s 18th, The Open 2013
East Lothian: Scotland’s Golf Coast
Muirfield’s jacket-and-tie lunch, the original Redan at North Berwick, and five courses within 15 minutes of Gullane.
- Anchor
- Muirfield & North Berwick (West Links)
- Base camp
- Gullane or North Berwick — 40–45 minutes east of EDI.
- The golf
- 6 rounds over 5 days · 36 holes on Day 3
Kingsbarns and the North Sea
The Firth of Forth Split: East Lothian & Fife
North Berwick and Kingsbarns — Scotland’s two architectural darlings — without gambling on the Old Course ballot.
- Anchor
- North Berwick West Links & Kingsbarns
- Base camp
- Base 1: North Berwick (2 nights). Base 2: St Andrews (2 nights). Transit: 1 hr 45 min crossing the Queensferry bridge.
- The golf
- 6 rounds over 5 days · 36 holes on Day 3
Old Tom and Young Tom Morris won eight Open Championships between them. Every itinerary here walks the ground they played.
Old Tom & Young Tom Morris, St Andrews
PhotographsNorth Berwick West Links from the Law — Scott Cormie, CC BY-SA 2.0 · The Old Course, St Andrews — Neil Theasby, CC BY-SA 2.0 · Muirfield’s 18th, The Open 2013 — alljengi, CC BY-SA 2.0 · Kingsbarns and the North Sea — James Allan, CC BY-SA 2.0 · Old Tom & Young Tom Morris, St Andrews — Thomas Rodger, Public domain · The Portmarnock peninsula, looking south to Howth — PGC, CC0 · Dunluce Castle, minutes from Royal Portrush — Iain Irwin, CC BY-SA 4.0. Via Wikimedia Commons. Coastlines: Natural Earth.