Prestwick & Turnberry, Escocia

Destination

Golf was born in Scotland. The headquarters of the R&A (Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews, the governing body of worldwide golf) are in Scotland. Here is where the traditions that we respect today were born, and where the best players and many of the best golf course designers of the beginning of the 20th century (such as Donald Ross or Alister Mackenzie) were forged and consecrated.

In Scotland, golf is breathable, it is on the streets, and it is in its people: everyone plays golf or is a golf fan. Here golf is as popular as soccer in Brazil. With a very small surface, it has more than 500 courses, and many of the best links on the planet.

For true golf lovers, playing golf in Scotland is unforgettable

Wegolf was the first Authorised Provider of Old Course St. Andrews in South America, and has spent more than a decade traveling to Scotland and making the dreams of hundreds of golfers every year come true.

Accommodation

Lochgreen House Hotel

Lochgreen House Hotel enjoys an ideal location on the outskirts of Troon, in the heart of Ayrshire’s peaceful and green countryside, set within 12 hectares of woodlands and gardens. Named “Scottish Hotel of the Year” by the AA in 2004 and awarded “Red Star Hotel” status in 2006, this impressive mansion boasts elegant interiors and sits amid beautifully manicured hedges and gardens. The hotel’s restaurant and brasserie serve high-quality cuisine.

The Golf

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Ailsa Turnberry

• Home to four Open editions, Ailsa has shaped some of the most remarkable moments like the “Duel in the Sun” between Watson and Nicklaus in 1977; this typical links course has the most impressive 9 consecutive holes set alongside the Ayrshire coastline. Redesigned by Martin Ebert in 2014, the course has been completely restored and revamped and is now part of Trump Turnberry. It is considered the best Golf Resort in Scotland, featuring beautiful views of Ailsa Craig (the huge rock that rises from the sea) and on the 9th the picture perfect remains of Robert the Bruce’s lighthouse and castle.

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Western Gailes Golf Club

• Western Gailes is an unusually designed course where the Club House is almost in the center. The first 4 holes run parallel to the train tracks. The next 9 return near the coast passing by the Club House and finally the last 5 (the most difficult part of the course with the hole at 14 a par 5 that usually plays downwind tempting long hitters) return again glued to the tracks approaching the Club House.

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Prestwick Golf Club

• Prestwick is the birthplace of the Open Championship, where an old cottage would become the clubhouse being the legendary Old Tom Morris its the greenkeeper. The original layout had only 12 holes. It has hosted 24 Open Championships and it runs one short compared to the Old Course St. Andrews. The course embodies Scottish golf tradition, with holes that wind around hills, fairways with unnoticeable bunkers, several blind shots and very small and difficult greens.

Additional

Welcome Kit

Personalized welcome kit for those who decide to travel with Wegolf. It consists of varied products, specifically designed for those who make the trip with us, taking into consideration the destination they are traveling to, the time of year, the duration of the trip, the group they are traveling with, etc.

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