When was The Open in 2022?

In 2022, The 150th Open was played July 10 – 17, 2022 in Scotland where the Old Course at St Andrews will host The Open, sometimes referred to as The British Open or The Open Championship.

The Ultimate Open Venues & Old Course at St Andrews
Escorted Tour 2025

Royal Birkdale, Royal Liverpool, Turnberry (Ailsa), Royal Troon, Carnoustie & St Andrews (Old Course) 9 Nights | 6 Rounds | June 22 – July 1

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Join us for this 9 night, 6 rounds one-off tour, fully managed for 24 golfers and accompanying non–golfers, who will visit England & Scotland to experience some of the best courses to have hosted The Open, sometimes referred to as The British Open or The Open Championship. We are thrilled to offer a once-in-a-lifetime golf experience to play 6 of the greatest venues ever to host Golf's Oldest Major Championship, all featured in the World’s Top 100 including the iconic Old Course, St Andrews. Sightseeing for non-golfers is highlighted by the historic City of Liverpool (Home to the Beatles), The Roman City of Chester, and the stunning Fife coastal Villages.

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We begin our journey in Liverpool and our accommodation there is the sleek and contemporary Hope St Hotel, located in the heart of Liverpool. For 3 nights we will enjoy what this vibrant city has to offer with its rich music history, a love of sport and the unmistakable charm of its residents. A visit to the nearby Roman City of Chester with its stunning city walls, 1000-year-old Cathedral and the largest Roman Amphitheatre in the UK is a day out not be missed.

It’s here in the Northwest of England that our Open Venue pilgrimage begins with a short drive to the North of Liverpool to the outstanding Royal Birkdale where in 2017 Jordans Spieth claimed the title. From our base in Liverpool the following day we will travel through the Mersey Tunnel to the Wirral peninsula to Hoylake, home to Royal Liverpool the host of the The 151st Open in 2023 where Brian Harman triumphed with a truly incredible putting performance.

We then take a scenic drive through the Lake District National Park on our way for a 3-night stay at the outstanding Trump Turnberry Resort on Scotland’s Southwest Coast. With stunning views across to Ailsa Craig and with luxury amenities and unrivalled service, we welcome you to relax, unwind and enjoy. This iconic resort is also host to Ailsa course, home to the unforgettable “Duel In the Sun “ in 1977 between two of the greatest golfers ever to grace the fairways, Jack Nicklaus, and Tom Watson. The course was overhauled in 2016 which has further enhanced its reputation as one of the finest links anywhere in the world.

Our next Open Venue stop in Scotland is a 45 minute drive from Turnberry to Royal Troon, home of The 152nd Open in 2024.. Here you can challenge yourself by playing the shortest hole on the Open Course Rota – the iconic 8th hole The Postage Stamp. Non-golfers will enjoy visiting the Culzean Castle , Dumfries House and taking in the delights of this stunning coastline.

After 3 nights in Turnberry, we then travel to Home of Golf, St Andrews for our 3 night stay at the Old Course Hotel, situated alongside the famous Road Hole, 17th this world-famous hotel offers a location like no other and facilities to match, guests are invited to visit the Kohler Waters Spa, the first of its kind outside the USA, which features a 20-metre pool, hydrotherapy suite, and relaxation area. We will make the short journeys to the stunning Fife coastal villages of Crail and Pittenweem amongst others and to the historically important and gorgeous Glamis Castle.

Our fifth stop on our Open Venue Tour takes across the Tay Bridge through the historical city of Dundee and onto the arguably the toughest challenge that any open course presents – Carnoustie, mostly recently the host of The 147th Open in 2018 where Italian Francesco Molinari captured the title, Carnoustie will always be known for Jean Van de Veldes infamous implosion on the 18th presenting the opportunity for home favorite Paul Lawrie to triumph in 1999.

Our tour then culminates at the most famous golf course in the world, the Home of Golf, The Old Course, St Andrews. This unique piece of golf land with its 7 double greens that start and finishes in the town is at the centre of every golfer’s dream. Walk in the footsteps of giants around this incredible links and enjoy a golfing experience like no other.

If you enjoy combining your love of golf with a passion for travel, you’ll find a relaxing and highly rewarding experience on this Escorted Tour. Every aspect is fully managed from the handling of your luggage and equipment to hotel and golf course check-ins. Meals including a full breakfast each day, guided sightseeing, caddies, and gratuities (excluding caddies) are included in addition to light lunch, snacks, and an open bar for beer and wine during our time at each of the golf courses. We hope you will join us for this most special tour in the company of like-minded new friends.

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Date	Golf	Sightseeing	Social & Events	Lodging
Jun 22		Arrive Liverpool	Arrive, Welcome Dinner	Hope Street Hotel Liverpool
Jun 23	Royal Birkdale	Liverpool		Hope Street Hotel Liverpool
Jun 24	Royal Liverpool	Chester		Hope Street Hotel Liverpool
Jun 25		Travel to Turnberry	Dinner, Trump Turnberry Resort	Trump Turnberry Resort
Jun 26	Turnberry (Ailsa)	Culzean Castle		Trump Turnberry Resort
Jun 27	Royal Troon	Dumfries House		Trump Turnberry Resort
Jun 28		Travel to St Andrews	Tour of St Andrews	Old Course Hotel, St Andrews
Jun 29	Carnoustie	Glamis Castle		Old Course Hotel, St Andrews
Jun 30	St Andrews (Old Course)	Fife Coast	Farewell Dinner in St Andrews	Old Course Hotel, St Andrews
Jul 1		Depart

9 Nights | 6 Rounds | June 22 – July 1, 2025

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PerryGolf Vacations to The Open

ESCORTED TOURS

2025 The Open Venues
9 Nights | 6 Rounds including Royal Birkdale, Royal Liverpool, Turnberry (Ailsa), Royal Troon, Carnoustie & St Andrews (Old Course) | Jun 22 - July 3

2025 Dublin & The 153rd Open
8 Nights | 4 Rounds including Portmarnock, The Island, Royal County Down & Royal Belfast | Jul 13 - 21

2025 Turnberry & The 153rd Open
8 Nights | 4 Rounds including Turnberry (Ailsa), Royal Troon, Royal County Down & Royal Belfast | Jul 13 - 21

CRUISES

2024 British Isles Golf Cruise & The 152nd Open
12 Nights from Edinburgh to Dublin on Azamara Quest | 6 (or 3) Rounds including Dumbarnie, Carnoustie, Royal Dornoch, Royal Portrush, Royal County Down & Portmarnock Links | July 14 - 26

2025 British Isles Golf Cruise & The 153rd Open
13 Nights from Southampton to Edinburgh including Belfast and Dublin on Azamara Journey | 6 or 3 Rounds ranging from Royal Birkdale to Kingsbarns. Attend the final two days of The 153rd Open at Royal Portrush | July 15 – 28 | JOIN WAITLIST

PerryGolf Co-Founder Colin Dalgleish
will be your host.

PerryGolf Co-Founder Gordon Dalgleish
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The Open FAQ's

Who won The Open in 2014?
In 2014, Rory McIlroy won The Open, sometimes referred to as The British Open or The Open Championship.

Where was The Open in 2014?
In 2014, The 143rd Open returned to England where Royal Liverpool (Hoylake) hosted The Open, sometimes referred to as The British Open or The Open Championship.

Who won The Open in 2015?
In 2015, Zach Johnson won The Open, sometimes referred to as The British Open or The Open Championship.

Where was The Open in 2015?
In 2015, The 144th Open returned to Scotland where the Old Course at St Andrews hosted The Open, sometimes referred to as The British Open or The Open Championship.

Who won The Open in 2016?
In 2016, Henrik Stenson won The Open, sometimes referred to as The British Open or The Open Championship.

Where was The Open in 2016?
In 2016, The 145th Open returned to Scotland where Royal Troon hosted The Open, sometimes referred to as The British Open or The Open Championship.

Who won The Open in 2017?
In 2017, Jordan Spieth won The Open, sometimes referred to as The British Open or The Open Championship.

Where was The Open in 2017?
In 2017, The 146th Open returned to England where Royal Birkdale hosted The Open, sometimes referred to as The British Open or The Open Championship.

Who won The Open in 2018?
In 2018, Francesco Molinari won The Open, sometimes referred to as The British Open or The Open Championship.

Where was The Open in 2018?
In 2018, The 147th Open returned to Scotland where Carnoustie hosted The Open, sometimes referred to as The British Open or The Open Championship.

Who won The Open in 2019?
In 2019, Shane Lowry won The Open, sometimes referred to as The British Open or The Open Championship.

Where was The Open in 2019?
In 2019, The 148th Open returned to Northern Ireland where Royal Portrush hosted The Open, sometimes referred to as The British Open or The Open Championship.

Where was The Open in 2020?
In 2020, The 149th Open was cancelled by the R&A due to COVID-19 pandemic and the Championship will next be played in 2021 as it returns to England where Royal St. George’s will host The Open, sometimes referred to as The British Open or The Open Championship.

Where was The Open in 2021?
In 2021, The 149th Open returned to England where Royal St. George’s hosted The Open, sometimes referred to as The British Open or The Open Championship.

Who won The Open in 2021?
In 2021, Collin Morikawa won The 149th Open at Royal St. George’s, sometimes referred to as The British Open or The Open Championship.

Where was The Open in 2022?
In 2022, The 150th Open returned to Scotland The Home of Golf where the Old Course at St Andrews hosted The Open, sometimes referred to as The British Open or The Open Championship.

Who won The Open in 2022?
In 2022, Cameron Smith won The 150th Open at the Old Course at St Andrews, sometimes referred to as The British Open or The Open Championship.

Where was The Open in 2023? In 2023, The 151st Open returned to England where Royal Liverpool Golf Club hosted The Open, sometimes referred to as The British Open or The Open Championship.

Who won The Open in 2023?
In 2023, Brian Harman won The 151st Open at Royal Liverpool Golf Club (Hoylake).

Where is The Open next year?
In 2024, The 152nd Open returns to Scotland where Royal Troon Golf Club will host The Open, sometimes referred to as The British Open or The Open Championship.

When is The Open next year?
Next year The 152nd Open will be played July 14 – 21, 2024 in Scotland where Royal Troon Golf Club will host The Open, sometimes referred to as The British Open or The Open Championship.

Where is The Open in 2024?
In 2024, The 152nd Open returns to Scotland where Royal Troon Golf Club will host The Open, sometimes referred to as The British Open or The Open Championship.

When is The Open in 2024?
In 2024, The 152nd Open will be played July 14 – 21, 2024 in Scotland where Royal Troon Golf Club will host The Open, sometimes referred to as The British Open or The Open Championship.

Where is The Open in 2025?
In 2025, The 153rd Open returns to Northern Ireland where Royal Portrush Golf Club will host The Open, sometimes referred to as The British Open or The Open Championship.

When is The Open in 2025?
In 2025, The 153rd Open will be played July 13 – 20, 2025 in Northern Ireland where Royal Portrush Golf Club will host The Open, sometimes referred to as The British Open or The Open Championship.

Where is The Open in 2026?
In 2026, The 154th Open returns to England where Royal Birkdale Golf Club will host The Open, sometimes referred to as The British Open or The Open Championship.

When is The Open in 2026?
In 2026, The 154th Open will be played July 12 – 19, 2026 in England where Royal Birkdale Golf Club will host The Open, sometimes referred to as The British Open or The Open Championship.

Detailed Itinerary

SUNDAY, JUNE 22: LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND

Arrive Manchester Airport. Met on arrival where you will be transferred to relax at your hotel, Hope St, Liverpool.

This evening attend our Welcome Party & Dinner at the stunning Hope Street Hotel. This evening enjoy dinner in the Old Bookroom within the hotel at 7:00pm. Floor to ceiling windows, original brickwork and iron columns create an elegant, intimate atmosphere where you can enjoy our group dinner.

OVERNIGHT: Hope Street, Liverpool – Studio Room

MONDAY, JUNE 23: LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND

GOLF: Today we play Royal Birkdale home to the 155th Open in 2026.

Since the last Open in 2017 won so dramatically by Jordan Spieth there has been significant changes to the courses with redesign to 3 of the holes and a brand-new par 3 15th. Renowned by many as the finest course on the current Open Rota, this stunning venue on the Northwest coast of England and host to the Open on 10 occasions delivers an incredible start to our tour.

SIGHTSEEING: Non-Golfers enjoy a visit to the lively and cosmopolitan city of Liverpool. Visit the Albert Dock, Britain's most popular heritage attraction, which has something for everyone, interesting shops, and gift carts, together with top class attractions such as the Beatles Story, Merseyside Maritime Museum, and the Tate Gallery. The city also boasts some amazing architecture from the Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral to the Liver Building and Liverpool Cathedral. The World Museum also has thousands of exhibits with one of the finest collections of ancient Egyptian artefacts.

OVERNIGHT: Hope Street, Liverpool – Studio Room

TUESDAY, JUNE 24: LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND

GOLF: Today play Royal Liverpool (Hoylake) host of the 152nd Open in 2023, won in stunning style by American left hander Brian Harman with one of the finest putting performances in recent history. Royal Liverpool is among the toughest and most demanding of the great seaside championship links of Britain. Hoylake, as it is more commonly known, lies at the very heart of the history and development of golf in Britain. It also features the longest Par 5 on the Open Rota (18th) at 616 yards.

SIGHTSEEING: Non-Golfers enjoy a visit to the ancient city of Chester, one of the finest heritage cities in the world, with the most complete city walls and largest Roman Amphitheatre in Britain as well as thousand-year-old cathedral. Explore the exciting history of Chester walking through the unique half-timbered galleried streets and enjoy the splendor of the black and white buildings.

OVERNIGHT: Hope Street, Liverpool – Studio Room

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25: TRAVEL TO TURNBERRY, SCOTLAND

Departing Liverpool this morning after breakfast we start our journey to the stunning Trump Turnberry Resort on the Southwest coast of Scotland.

Traveling through the breathtaking Lake District we will enjoy stunning views of England’s largest National Park featuring its largest mountain, Scaffel Pike and its deepest lake Wastwater.

Here we will stop for lunch on the banks of Lake Windermere before continuing onto Turnberry.

Upon arrival at Turnberry, the remainder of the day will be at your leisure, allowing time to relax, settle into your new surroundings and make use of the facilities.

Created in grand style in the early years of the 20th century, Trump Turnberry Scotland is one of Scotland's national treasures. Superbly situated on the Ayrshire Coast, with striking views across the Irish Sea, Trump Turnberry offers world class facilities including the iconic Ailsa Championship Golf Course.

Dinner this evening in Turnberry Hotel (tour inclusion)

Overnight: Trump Turnberry Hotel - Deluxe Non-Ocean View Room

THURSDAY, JUNE 26: TURNBERRY, SCOTLAND

GOLF: Today play at Trump Turnberry – Ailsa Course. The course underwent a significant renovation and opened as a new layout in June 2016. The course now makes the most of the coastal scenery passing the famous landmark lighthouse at the turn, which is now a stunning halfway house. With Arran and Ailsa Craig as a stunning backdrop, it is truly one of the finest golfing destinations in the world. This is a demanding links course, and an ever-present wind will make for a tough examination of your golfing skills. In 2009 the Ailsa Course hosted the 138th Open when golfing legend Tom Watson lost out to Stewart Cink in a playoff for the Claret Jug.

SIGHTSEEING: Non-golfers will enjoy a visit to Culzean Castle & Country Park. Converted by Robert Adam to include a ‘Roman’ viaduct and Ruined Arch to add drama to this Italianate castle in its spectacular cliff top setting. It offers a fine collection of paintings and furniture. The Circular Saloon has a superb panoramic view over the Firth of Clyde and the beautiful Oval Staircase is Robert Adam’s final masterpiece of interior design. In 1945 the top floor was given to General Eisenhower as a token of Scotland’s recognition of his role during World War II.

Following lunch an optional visit to the world-renowned Whisky Specialists AD. Rattrays is available.

Overnight: Trump Turnberry Hotel - Deluxe Non-Ocean View Room

FRIDAY, JUNE 27: TROON, SCOTLAND

GOLF: Today play at Royal Troon – Old Course. Consistently praised for its testing but fair set up. Featuring for the shortest hole in Open Championship, the 8th “The Postage Stamp” Royal Troon is classic “out and in” links layout., The inward nine is considered the most difficult side in the Open rota. The “Iceman “Henrik Stenson out-dueled Phil Mickelson in an epic battle at the 145th Open Championship in 2016 which was viewed by many as the finest head to head battle on a finals day play since the Dual in the Sun in 1977 at Turnberry featuring Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson. Host to 152nd Open in 2024 we’re sure a new champion will etch more rich memories into the fine history of this special course.

SIGHTSEEING: Non-Golfers enjoy a visit to Dumfries House, one of Britain’s most beautiful stately homes and best kept heritage secrets. Saved by the intervention of HRH the Prince of Wales in 2007, Dumfries House combines the architecture of Robert Adam with the furniture of Thomas Chippendale and leading 18th century Scottish cabinet makers. On the return journey we will take in the scenic beauty of the Heads of Ayr and the ruins of 13th century Dunure Castle built for John de Kennedy.

Overnight: Trump Turnberry Hotel - Deluxe Non-Ocean View Room

SATURDAY, JUNE 28: ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND

Departing Turnberry this morning after breakfast we make our way to St Andrews, known worldwide as The Home of Golf, also boasts Scotland's oldest university. The Royal and Ancient Golf Club first met here in the spiritual home of golf in 1754, though golf was first played here as early as the 15th century.

St Andrews University, founded in 1410, dominates the center of town. The elegant, ivy-clad buildings and delightful quadrangles and gardens have seen a procession of famous graduates such as Prince William. One of the top universities in Britain, St Andrews is often compared to Oxford and Cambridge for its defining presence and the collegiate feel it gives to the town. The Medieval center of St Andrews consists of a series of narrow alleys and cobbled streets packed with shops, restaurants, and cafés.

On arrival in St.Andrews, we enjoy lunch before check in. This afternoon an optional walking and orientation tour will be available to all guests.

OVERNIGHT: Old Course Hotel – Champions Room

SUNDAY, JUNE 29 CARNOUSTIE, SCOTLAND

GOLF: Today we play Carnoustie. The club has been in The Open Rota since 1931, hosting the event 8 times, most recently the 146th in 2018 won by Francesco Molinari. It is regarded as the most difficult course the game's greats face in golf's oldest championship hence the nickname “Carnastie!”. While the links is relatively flat it is exposed to the elements. A combination of length and accuracy are required as golfers face narrow corridors from the tee. Approach shots demand precision to the greens heavily guarded by steep bunkers and burns. Arguably the toughest finishing holes in championship golf, errant shots are severely penalized as Jean Van de Velde found to his cost in 1999.

SIGHTSEEING: Non-Golfers will enjoy a visit to Glamis Castle, childhood home of Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother, and birthplace of Princess Margaret. The family home of the Earls of Strathmore and Kinghorne, it has been a Royal residence since 1372 and is the legendary setting of Shakespeare's play Macbeth.

OVERNIGHT: Old Course Hotel – Champions Room

MONDAY, JUNE 30: ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND

GOLF: Today it’s our absolute privilege to walk in the footsteps of giants and play the most famous golf course in the World – The Home of Golf, Old Course, St Andrews. Most recently the host of the 150th Open in 2022, In modern times the “Old Lady” has become less of a challenge to the world’s best but if you don’t listen to your caddie closely some of the most famous bunkers in the world will be ready to capture errant tee and approach shots! Can you repeat Tiger Woods heroics from 2000 when he avoided a bunker? He did it for all 4 days whilst romping to 8 shot victory with a then record score of 19 under par! We all dream about making that famous walk over the Swilken Bridge (stopping for the obligatory photo) across Granny Clarks Wynd and up onto the 18th green, what a way to finish our tour!

SIGHTSEEING: The seaside villages of Fife are some of the prettiest in Scotland. Beautiful beaches, historic harbors and ruined castles make for a charming coastal kingdom. and today we will embark on a tour of some of them.

We start our day in the ancient village of Pittenweem, which remains the busiest of the East Neuk fishing ports. Each morning the fish market bustles in the sheds of the harbour with a handful of local inns offering refreshment once the catch of the day has been sold.

Moving onto Anstruther, considered the capital of the East Neuk of Fife, a busy seaside settlement divided in two by the Dreel Burn, itself a source of fish for centuries.

The village of Crail lies 10 miles along the coastline from Anstruther. A walk along the coastal path passes the Caves of Caiplie. Cut by the sea, the series of caves was once a site of early Christian worship for monks and pilgrims. Crail is the furthest north of the East Neuk villages and was a major port from the 13th and 14th Centuries.

This evening attend our Farewell Party & Dinner in the iconic Old Course Hotel, St Andrews.

OVERNIGHT: Old Course Hotel – Champions Room

TUESDAY, JULY 1 - DEPART

After breakfast transfer to Edinburgh Airport for homeward flights.

Golf Schedule

Royal Birkdale

A course that provides a formidable test of links golf and fully deserves its recognition as a true venue for The Open since joining the rota in 1954. Each hole runs in valleys between towering sandhills. The problems are clearly stated, if you stray from the fairway the buckthorn and scrub can be demanding. Arnold Palmer won the championship here in 1961 which was a significant step toward attracting top American pros to participate. Tom Watson won the Claret Jug here in 1983. Jordan Spieth won in 2017.

Royal Liverpool

Royal Liverpool, built in 1869, on what was then the racecourse of the Liverpool Hunt Club, Hoylake is one of the oldest English seaside courses and among the toughest and most demanding of the great seaside championship links of Britain. Hoylake, as it is more commonly known, lies at the very heart of the history and development of golf in Britain. It also features the longest Par 5 (#18) on the Open Rota at 616 yards. It most recently held the 151^st Open in 2023 which was won by American left-hander Brian Harman.

Drone Footage: Royal Liverpool Golf Club, Hoylake, England

WEBCAST - A Greenside Chat: "The Story of Royal Liverpool Golf Club, Hoylake" ~ A Pioneer to Many of Golf's Most Prestigious Events

Trump Turnberry - Ailsa Course

You can’t rush perfection, Turnberry’s Ailsa Course is proof. It was established in 1902, modified in 1906, modified again in 1909, redesigned in 1938 then nearly disappeared after the Second World War when it was converted into an airbase with several holes flattened into concrete runways. It was restored and reopened in 1951 as one of Scotland’s finest links to the extent it hosted The Open for the first time in 1977 when Tom Watson’s 65-65 weekend beat Jack Nicklaus’ 65-66. MacKenzie & Ebert made extensive alterations before The Open in 2009 then Ebert returned for a major update in 2015. The result is spectacular, particularly but by no means limited to holes 9-11 that play across and along the bay atop rock outcrops on the left; dunes, pot bunkers and high fescue on the right. The club’s famous lighthouse includes an incredible two-bedroom suite and one of the most memorable halfway houses in golf.

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Royal Troon

Royal Troon is a course in the current Open rota. Arnold Palmer, Tom Watson and Tom Weiskopf (his only win in a major) have won here as did Henrik Stenson whose Sunday round of 63 outlasted Phil Mickelson’s 65 to claim The 145th Open. A long links that is consistently praised for its testing but fair set up. Troon boasts the shortest hole among Open venues, being the “Postage Stamp” 8th at 126 yards. The layout gives you a chance to find your game with a gentle opening but the inward nine is considered one of the most difficult sides in major championship golf.

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Carnoustie

The first record of golf played on this links land dates to 1527. In 1842, a 10-hole course was designed by Alan Robertson followed by an 18-hole course by Old Tom Morris in 1857. James Braid extended the layout in 1926 which is essentially the links found today. While it is relatively flat, Carnoustie is exposed to the elements. A combination of length and accuracy are required as golfers face narrow corridors from the tee while approach shots demand precision to greens heavily guarded by steep bunkers and burns. Arguably the toughest finishing holes in championship golf are found here highlighted by the par-4, 476 yard 14th and the 245 yard par-3 16th. Ben Hogan won The 82nd Open at Carnoustie in 1953. Tom Watson and Gary Player also hoisted the Claret Jug here as has Padraig Harrington and most recently Francesco Molinari in 2018.

St Andrews - Old Course

This is the ''Home of Golf''. The Old Course has played host to the greatest golfers and produced many of golf's most dramatic moments. Wide double fairways, seven extensive double greens, and a multitude of intimidating bunkers are just some of the unique features you will encounter. Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods each hoisted the Claret Jug here on two occasions. In 1927, Bobby Jones claimed The 62nd Open six years after taking four strokes to escape the Hill Bunker at the 11th and tearing up his scorecard! No. 17, the “Road Hole”, is always an adventure as is negotiating the Valley of Sin at the short par-4 18th.

WEBCAST - A Greenside Chat: "The Story of The Inner Workings of The Home of Golf" ~ St Andrews Links Trust

Accommodations

Hope Street Hotel

In the heart of the city’s cultural quarter, Hope Street Hotel is ideally located between Liverpool’s two cathedrals, across the road from the Philharmomic concert hall and surrounded by theatres and restaurants. Built in 1860, in the style of a Venetian palazzo , Hope Street is a privately owned Design Hotel. The hotel’s individually designed rooms have real wood floors warmed by under floor heating as well as king sized beds draped in Egyptian cotton. There are LCD widescreen TVs, DVD and CD players, along with unmetered broadband access in every room. Rain-dance showerheads the size of dinner plates, huge soft towels and mist free mirrors complement timeless bathrooms. Picture windows and skylights capture some of the stunning architecture that fills the city, offering views that include the river, world heritage skyline and cathedrals.

Trump Turnberry

The world renowned Trump Turnberry overlooks Scotland's South West Ayrshire coast. Contained within 360 acres this luxury hotel, golf and leisure resort with few equals in the world. Turnberry's spectacular Ailsa course was chosen for The Open in 1977, 1986, 1994 and 2009. The Hotel was built at the turn of the century and underwent a complete renovation, restoration and remodeling of all guestrooms, suites, corridors, restaurants and public spaces that was completed in June 2016. The famous Ailsa Course was also overhauled with significant changes made to the links, including incredible improvements from holes 9 to 11. The changes are set to further enhance its reputation as one of the finest links courses in the world. Turnberry has a lavish Spa, with indoor and outdoor amenities, which reopened in 2017. Nearby are riding stables, sea and river fishing, rough shooting, stalking, and trap shooting.

Old Course Hotel

The Old Course Hotel offers some of the most luxurious accommodation in Scotland. Guests can expect to enjoy either the priceless view of the Old Course and the St Andrews coastline, or the fields and hills of Fife. Rooms are designed to offer a welcoming haven with contemporary fabrics, soft furnishings and marble touches in the bathrooms. The luxurious suites are spacious, finely appointed and offer fine panoramic views over the links courses to the sea. The Road Hole Grill located on the top floor of the hotel features dramatic floor to ceiling windows which offer some of the best views in Scotland across the Old Course, the ''auld grey toon'' of St Andrews and the sweeping coastal vista. The latest addition to the dining options is the Swilcan Loft located on the fourth floor with the most incredible views and serves an eclectic international menu created with locally sourced Scottish produce. Kohler Waters Spa believes in promoting health as well as relaxation by recreating the healing properties of earth's natural, mineral-rich waters. There are 30 treatments in total for you to choose from, including signature Kohler Bathing and Water Experiences where you can relax and restore your body as you enjoy the therapeutic benefits of water. You can also enjoy a swim in the indoor pool with its invigorating waterfall or feel tension float away in the thermal suite's whirlpool or up on the rooftop in the outdoor hot tub. Be sure to enjoy a pint in the Jigger Inn, the hotel own Scottish pub overlooking the road hole. This historic building dates back to the 1850's, when it was the St Andrews station master's lodge and it has lost none of its atmosphere. Step inside and you'll warm to the genuine Scottish welcome, the golfing memorabilia, the crackling open-hearth fires and the golf chat.

Ground Transportation

Your local ground transportation will be provided throughout by comfortable air conditioned motorcoaches ensuring a relaxing and safe travel environment. Your PerryGolf Host will accompany you throughout the tour and be present at all social functions, taking care of the finer details. This way you can relax with complete confidence that the logistics of your vacation are in expert hands.

Non Golfers will typically have organized touring options on golf days and dependent on the final numbers, an additional driver/guide may be added as required.

Royal Troon No 7 by Gary Lisbon

Turnberry Ailsa No. 6 by Gary Lisbon

Culzean Castle in South Ayrshire, Scotland

Dumfries House in East Ayrshire, Scotland

The Turnberry Piper

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Tour Pricing Per Guest

Golfer $16,395 / Non Golfer $10,395 / Single Supplement $3,895

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Tour Inclusions

9 nights accommodations in room categories as listed based on twin occupancy at selected hotels.
Breakfast daily.
3 included dinners with wine.
Green fees for 6 rounds of golf including caddie fee (excludes gratuity).
Golfers Snack lunch with open bar following golf at each course.

Non-Golfer sightseeing program on days as detailed in daily schedule including admission charges, transport, private guides and lunches.
Arrival transfers from Manchester Airport and departure transfers to Edinburgh Airport.
Ground transportation throughout by luxury coach for return transfers to the golf courses and The Open as per detailed itinerary.
Services of PerryGolf Tour Host/Manager throughout
All local taxes, service charges and gratuities on included items (excludes caddie gratuities)

Not Included

Airfare to/from Scotland/England, airport taxes, visa fees | Drinks & any meals other than specified | Personal expenses

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Important Information

Golf Handicap Limit: The golf courses we play around the world offer varying challenges. Players often require to be of a certain standard to properly and fully experience them in the company of likeminded fellow golfers. We therefore set a maximum permitted golf handicap to participate on our tours and cruises; The maximums are 28 for men and 36 for ladies.

Golf Courses: The included list may be subject to change in the event of any club accepting any conflicting national or international event, or for any other reason. Should such a situation occur, PerryGolf will endeavour to book a course of comparable standard, and all booked guests would be notified of the change and replacement venue at the earliest opportunity.