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Drop and Go

Drop and Go

Designed specifically for individuals whose partners or friends are playing golf on one of the courses listed below. This allows for non-golfers who would like to see their friends or partners either tee off, watch them as they finish, or perhaps both, yet still be able to visit some wonderful locations on the same day as the partners or friends play golf

Drop & Go is not a standalone tour; it's loosely based on one of our existing tours and fits better with mid or late morning tee times so that venues are open when you visit, however we are here to listen and accommodate, and will endeavour to build an itinerary that keeps everyone happy.

 

”Don’t count the days, make the days count”           Muhammad Ali

So here is the deal

The plan is to drive to the golf course, drop off the golfers, and then proceed with our tour, hence the name "Drop & Go". Please share your thoughts and preferences with us on our contact page for further consideration.

  • Drop the golfers off ahead of their Tee Time (we suggest 1 hour +) and then go touring.
  • Drop them off, watch the golfers tee off, before going touring.
  • Be there after their round or watch them finish their round, before heading home.
  • The golfers have their own transport to and from the course arranged, and you just want to pop by and watch as they finish their round.

Choose a tour relative to the course the golfers are playing

Golf Course:
Carnoustie, Panmure & Scotscraig
Earliest Tee Time:
9am
Recommended Tour:
Primary Stop Opening Time:
Glamis Castle - 10am
Golf Course:
Gleneagles & Ladybank
Earliest Tee Time:
8:30am
Recommended Tour:
Primary Stop Opening Time:
Stirling Castle - 9:30am
Golf Course:
Kingsbarns, Dumbarnie, Crail, Lundin & Leven Links.
Earliest Tee Time:
10am
Recommended Tour:
Primary Stop Opening Time:
Falkland Palace - 11am

Frequently Asked Questions

We can accommodate any of the Golf Course in the area, there’s simply too many to add to the list, for example Crail, Ladybank, Lundin Links and Scotscraig are all reasonably close by. We can even drop the golfers at the Old Course and go touring.

"Surely no stay in Scotland would be complete without exploring some of its history"
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