So you have made the golfing arrangements for your bucket-list golf trip to Scotland fourteen months in advance but how about your air travel details? All of the friends that said they could go have paid up the deposit and the dates are firmly inked on everyone’s calender. You have selected the most revered links courses and are looking forward to a pint or two in some of the famed watering holes. So what needs to be done next…other than wait patiently and practice your low ball?
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The Best Pubs in St Andrews, Scotland to Enjoy a Pint or Dram
In addition to many of the world’s most renowned links golf courses and finest accommodations, St Andrews is also blessed with many great ‘19th holes’ to visit for a pint or dram after golf. Unfortunately, choosing this perfect pub to enjoy with your friends while you reminisce over your round can be a complete shot in the dark if it’s your first time in the Home of Golf. That’s why we’ve created for you a list of our favourite pubs in the Auld Grey Toon.
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Hold the golf handicap certificate, just need your passport!
I have been fortunate to play golf in many interesting places around the world, but a recent round at Royal Bangkok Sports Club is surely one of the strictest. Be sure to watch the video I took during my round!
*UPDATED w/ NEW VIDEO!*
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People with a Passion for Golf Travel
The PGA Show in Orlando every January is where the golf industry convenes. I had the good fortune this year to spend time with two individuals whom to me exemplify the passion and desire to create, truly memorable (golf) travel experiences.
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Ryder Cup Impact for Golf Tourism in Scotland
Scottish media have reported recently on the significant impact the Ryder Cup at Gleneagles will have on the Scottish economy. While I am generally cynical of government produced figures which are often skewed for political purposes, I can speak knowledgeably about the impact of golf travel to Scotland for 2014.
