Caddie Golf Tours

A wonderful day at the Kingarrock Hickory Golf with the Lindsay Golf Tour over enjoying Scottish links golf. A visit to this nine hole parkland golf course where they only play with hickory shafted golf clubs will fast become one of the venues I shall recommend to all my future golfers who come to St. Andrews. It is a real treat from the warm welcome from Mr. David Anderson, the nip of whisky before we go out, the 'thwack' of the wooden headed 'Spoon' hitting replica golf balls from a different age and the laughter throughout the course. Truly wonderful. www.kingarrock.com Please click on the above text to be taken to my G+ page and some photographs of our round at Kingarrock Hickory Golf.

"Is the Old Course a must play on this tour?"  If this is a one-off trip the answer will probably be a resounding  YES  and serious thought must now be given on how you get a tee time at this historic golf course. I thought it would be a good idea to write a piece about preparing a golf tour to Scotland and St. Andrews in particular.  The iconic Old Course view There are t ens of thousands of golfers from across the World who have a desire to make a pilgrimage to the Home of Golf and advanced  planning is strongly recommended as this will assist in getting you guaranteed tee times  to golf the legendary Scottish Links especially those of the Old Course in St. Andrews, Muirfield, Royal Troon, Turnberry, Carnoustie and Prestwick. Practice putting green Old Course St. Andrews These great golf courses are the ones that generally appear at the top of the 'must golf' list for those who travel to Scotland and are therefore oversubscrib...