Scotland & Caddie Golf Tours

I registered for the 2014 Caddie season on the Links at St. Andrews in early March and began carrying a bag at the end of the month with our returning golfers from Ireland being my first clients. Always good to see the lads from Cork and Dublin...with a pint or two enjoyed in good company post round.

17th fairway Old Course St. Andrews
The caddying has been a little stop and start for me on the St. Andrews Links this April due in part to the high number of caddies that have been taken on at the beginning of the season, and the rotation system thus employed, but also the interest in Caddie Golf Tours over the last couple of years has lead to an increase in Scottish Golf Tours and inquiries for 2014/15 that the team are now concentrating on and enjoying organising.

The range of nationalities arriving this year encompasses our very own Scotland, neighbours England and Ireland, France, Sweden, Canada and the USA who are all looking to Caddie Golf Tours for advice and guidance to visit, golf and enjoy Scotland.

Ancient Church, Isle of Islay, West Coast Scotland
There is so much to enjoy and see in our marvelous wee country that one can get a little dizzy when beginning to put a golf trip together and trying to incorporate a few of the 'grand sites'. We are here to assist so please just drop an email, contact via Google+ , Facebook or perhaps even go old fashioned and phone. We look forward to hearing from you...Fore!


 

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