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Luxury Golf in Scotland: Tee Off in the Home of Golf

June 4, 2025

Scotland is the ultimate golf destination a land where history, natural beauty, and the spirit of the game come together in perfect harmony. Widely recognised as the birthplace of modern golf, it offers an unmatched variety of championship courses, luxury resorts, and breathtaking scenery.

For those seeking a premium golfing experience, this guide explores Cameron House’s courses complete with travel tips, exclusive experiences, and a seamless journey with the lochside resort as your base. Begin each morning with a hearty Scottish breakfast in the Cameron Grill before your day on the greens and know The Leisure Club is waiting for you on your return to close your day in ultimate relaxation. 

Planning Your Golf Trip to Scotland

When to Go: Scotland’s Best Golfing Seasons 

The best time to play golf in Scotland is between May and September, when daylight hours are long, and the weather is at its most favourable. Early summer offers lush fairways and a vibrant landscape, while late summer provides more stable conditions and stunning golden-hour rounds. Spring and autumn can also be rewarding for those seeking quieter courses and spectacular seasonal scenery. 

How to Get Here: Flights & Travel Logistics 

Scotland is easily accessible via international airports such as Glasgow, Edinburgh, and Aberdeen, all of which offer car rental services – essential for navigating between courses at your own pace. For those flying in from the US, Canada, or Europe, direct flights are available to both Edinburgh and Glasgow, placing you within easy reach of the country’s most iconic golfing destinations. 

What to Pack: Essentials for the Scottish Links 

Scotland’s weather is famously unpredictable – so layering is key. Bring a waterproof jacket, breathable base layers, and a lightweight windbreaker. Soft spikes are typically required on most courses, and some may enforce a traditional dress code (collared shirts, tailored trousers or shorts). Don’t forget golf gloves, sunblock, and a few extra balls – the rough can be punishing on coastal courses. Read our blog about what to wear in Scotland throughout the seasons. 

Cameron House – Golf with Loch Lomond Views 

Nestled on the banks of Loch Lomond, Cameron House’s two courses offer rewarding challenges. Discover world-class golf, and relaxation in equal measure.

Luxury On and Off the Course 

Stay in elegant hotel rooms or private self-catering lodges, cottages and apartments, enjoy fine dining at LOMA or choose from our selection of restaurants, and unwind at the award-winning Cameron Spa, complete with a rooftop infinity pool overlooking the loch. Elevate your golfing holiday with a luxury package. 

Explore Cameron House Resort’s offers here. 

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  • The Carrick hole 14 fairway sunset
The Carrick Golf Course 

A true highlight, the Carrick Golf Course offers a championship-level experience across a unique landscape that straddles the Scottish Highlands and Lowlands. With panoramic views of Loch Lomond and Ben Lomond, each hole offers a scenic yet strategic challenge. The course is both dramatic and playable, perfect for golfers of all levels seeking a memorable round. 

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  • golf course with sand pits surrounding the hole and trees along the edges
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  • golf course with sand dunes around the hole on a cloudy day
The Wee Demon Course 

Don’t be fooled by the name – the Wee Demon is a tight, cleverly designed 9-hole course that will test your short game and precision. It’s ideal for sharpening your skills before tackling longer championship rounds. 

Additional Tips for a Seamless Golf Experience 

Securing Tee Times 

Elite courses often book up months in advance, especially in peak season. Use trusted tour operators or book directly through each course’s website. Some venues, like Cameron House, offer priority access as part of accommodation packages. 

Golf Club Rentals & Shipping 

If you’d rather travel light, high-quality rental sets are available at most premium courses. For those bringing their own clubs, consider using golf club shipping services for added convenience. 

Dining Near the Greens 

Scotland’s food scene has blossomed in recent years. Beside the Carrick course sits The Clubhouse offering an elevated hearty affair from seabass fillet and steak pie to battered haddock. Closest to the Wee Demon is Italian favourite – La Vista. Expect fresh pizzas, pastas and curated cocktails with views of the loch. Your culinary experiences will be as memorable as your rounds. Explore all dining options at Cameron House Resort here.

Why Cameron House is the Perfect Base 

Positioned between the west coast and St Andrews, Cameron House offers the ideal retreat and mid-itinerary course. It blends exceptional golf, luxury lodging, and restorative spa experiences, making it more than just a stopover – it’s a destination in its own right. 

With world-class dining, stylish accommodations, and two thoughtfully designed courses, it’s where relaxation meets sporting excellence. 

Plan your visit to Cameron House here. 

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