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2022 Scotland Escorted Tour Monday July 18, 2022 to Sunday 31 July, 2022 2022 Scotland Escorted Tour Monday July 18, 2022 to Sunday 31 July, 2022 fully escorted by Gary Lisbon and Matthew Ridge Play the best courses in Scotland GOLFSelect, PO Box 7350, Beaumaris ,VIC 3193, Australia Tel: +61-3-9563-6776, web: www.golftravel.com.au email: [email protected] GOLFSelect Scotland Escorted Tour—2022 Dear Golfer, Thank you for your interest in our 2022 Scotland Escorted Tour. We are pleased to present the itinerary for your review. Highlights of the itinerary include: • 9+ games on some of the best courses in Scotland • 5+ games will be golf courses that have hosted Open Championships • Quality accommodation and transfers throughout the tour • Option to add additional golf if desired • Fully escorted by Gary Lisbon and Matthew Ridge of GOLFSelect We have already had a great deal of interest in this Tour and expect the Tour to be com- pletely sold out (maximum of only 20 places). Therefore we would encourage you, if you are interested, to let us know as soon as possible. Confirmation of your place on the tour will be subject to payment of the associated de- posit as outlined. Combining the best golf in Scotland will be exciting and we really hope that you can ex- perience this in 2022 with GOLFSelect. Please feel free to contact us at any time on our office number +61-3-9563-6776 or on our mobiles (Matt +61 412-138-641 or Gary +61 418-465-337) and we will be more than happy to answer any questions. Regards GOLFSelect, PO Box 7350, Beaumaris ,VIC 3193, Australia Tel: +61-3-9563-6776, web: www.golftravel.com.au email: [email protected] GOLFSelect Scotland Escorted Tour—2022 At a Glance Our 2022 Scotland Escorted tour offers you the best of Scotland. The table below outlines our itinerary in full. In short it will be an amazing tour and one we hope you can join us on. Date Description Golf Accommodation Mon 18 July 2022 Own arrival to Turnberry Turnberry (Robert the Bruce) Trump Turnberry (5 star) Tue 19 July 2022 Royal Troon Golf Club Trump Turnberry (5 star) Wed 20 July 2022 Optional Golf—Prestwick Trump Turnberry (5 star) Thu 21 July 2022 Turnberry (Ailsa Course) Trump Turnberry (5 star) Fri 22 July 2022 Transfer to North Berwick Optional Golf Marine Hotel & Spa (4 star) Sat 23 July 2022 Dunbar Golf Club Marine Hotel & Spa (4 star) Sun 24 July 2022 North Berwick Golf Club Marine Hotel & Spa (4 star) Mon 25 July 2022 Sightseeing in Edinburgh Optional Golf Marine Hotel & Spa (4 star) Tue 26 July 2022 Transfer to St.Andrews Muirfield Hotel du Vin (St.Andrews) (4 star) Wed 27 July 2022 Carnoustie Hotel du Vin (St.Andrews) (4 star) Thu 28 July 2022 Optional Golf Hotel du Vin (St.Andrews) (4 star) Fri 29 July 2022 St.Andrews (Old) - ballot Hotel du Vin (St.Andrews) (4 star) Sat 30 July 2022 Kingsbarns Hotel du Vin (St.Andrews) (4 star) Sun 31 July 2022 Depart St.Andrews - - GOLFSelect, PO Box 7350, Beaumaris ,VIC 3193, Australia Tel: +61-3-9563-6776, web: www.golftravel.com.au email: [email protected] GOLFSelect Scotland Escorted Tour—2022 Pricing Package Price Pricing (all in GBP) and based on per person—twin share £9,990 Pricing (all in GBP) and based on per person—single £12,230 Pricing (all in GBP) and based on per person—non golfer twin £7,990 Accommodation(inc full breakfast, standard rooms) 4 Nights at Trump Turnberry Hotel (Turnberry) 4 Nights at Marine Hotel & Spa (North Berwick) 5 Nights at Hotel Du Vin (St Andrews) Golf Golf—18 holes with pull buggy Muirfield (18 holes of golf) Trump Turnberry (Ailsa Course) (18 holes of golf) Trump Turnberry (Robert the Bruce) (18 holes of golf) Royal Troon Golf Club (Championship Course) (18 holes of golf) St.Andrews (Old Course) - subject to ballot (18 holes of golf) Kingsbarns (18 holes of golf) Carnoustie Golf Links (Championship Course) (18 holes of golf) North Berwick Golf Club (18 holes of golf) Dunbar Golf Club (18 holes of golf) Other Mini coach transport for the Tour's duration to include all motoring/ driver expenses. Airport and golf transfers based on group transfers, Welcome and Final Dinners GOLFSelect Gift Pack All local tax and service charges Services of 2 dedicated GOLFSelect representative (Matt/Gary) GOLFSelect, PO Box 7350, Beaumaris ,VIC 3193, Australia Tel: +61-3-9563-6776, web: www.golftravel.com.au email: [email protected] GOLFSelect Scotland Escorted Tour—2022 MONDAY 18 JULY 2022 Arrive at Edinburgh International Airport or transfer from Edinburgh accommodation. Transfer to Trump Turn- berry accommodation with an afternoon game on Robert the Bruce Course followed by our welcome dinner TRANSFER:: Arrival Day / Transfer to Trump Turnberry (1hr, 45 min) Today we make our way to the West Coast of Scotland and one of the most luxurious accommodation offer- ings—Trump Turnberry. Check into Trump Turnberry You are free to check into Trump Turnberry from 2pm. Turnberry Resort - King Robert the Bruce Course GOLF: This world class golf experience thrills golfers of all abilities. Distinctive bunkering, visually attractive wetland areas and swathes of gorse all adds to the exciting challenges of this great links course. This 18 hole course has a par of 72, and, has 5 par 3 holes, a characteristic shared with the new Ailsa Course. Welcome dinner at Duel in the Sun DINNER: Get to know your fellow travellers and indulge in our wel- come dinner at the Duel in the Sun clubhouse, directly down the hill from the hotel. This is the golf course for the courses at Turnberry and contains a wealth of history about this iconic venue. Trump Turnberry (4 nights, July 18-22, 2022) HOTEL: Trump Turnberry, long legendary for its iconic Edwardian luxury hotel overlooking its famous links golf courses in its enchanting coastal setting, with ocean views of Ailsa Craig and the Isle of Arran, is now even more magical. With over £200 million invested in transforming the hotel facilities and courses, Trump Turnberry is now the ultimate golf and spa destination in Britain and winner of Scottish Hotel of the Year at the 2018 Scottish Hotel Awards. GOLFSelect, PO Box 7350, Beaumaris ,VIC 3193, Australia Tel: +61-3-9563-6776, web: www.golftravel.com.au email: [email protected] GOLFSelect Scotland Escorted Tour—2022 TUESDAY 19 JULY 2022 Golf at Royal Troon Golf Club (host of 2016 and 2023 Open Championships) and home to the famous Postage Stamp hole. GOLF: Royal Troon Golf Club Royal Troon took its current form in 1888, designed in the traditional out-and-back manner of many famous links courses in the United Kingdom. The opening holes encourage players into the round whilst the closing holes tempt birdies. Both are bookends for a series of middle holes which weave around, up and through incredibly striking links land. Iconic victories such as Arnold Palmer in 1962, Tom Wat- son's fourth Open in 1982, Mark Calcavecchia's thrilling 3- way playoff win in 1989, 2004 Todd Hamilton's play-off vic- tory over Ernie Els and the epic battle epic battle be- tween Henrik Stenson and Phil Mickelson in 2016. “So much history here and what a tough finishing stretch. The Postage The world’s best golfers will descend on Royal Troon Stamp green is tiny! But I made a birdie s so no problems for me.”. again in 2023. Yvonne D—Sydney DINNER: Dinner at leisure Dine in house or you may decide to take a short taxi ride to Dunoswald and find some local fare. HOTEL: Trump Turnberry GOLFSelect, PO Box 7350, Beaumaris ,VIC 3193, Australia Tel: +61-3-9563-6776, web: www.golftravel.com.au email: [email protected] GOLFSelect Scotland Escorted Tour—2022 WEDNESDAY 20 JULY 2022 Optional game at Prestwick, home of the first 13 Open Championships and a course which is quirky and fun. Dinner at leisure. GOLF:: Prestwick Golf Club (OPTIONAL GOLF AT EXTRA COST) Forever remembered as the birthplace of The Open- Championship, Prestwick Golf Club has hosted 24 Opens in all, the last one being 1926, after which the crowds were deemed too large. Prestwick Golf Club is situated just half an hour north of Trump Turnberry on the famous golfing Ayrshire coast. A stretch of land unequalled anywhere in the world for “I really enjoyed Prestwick. It was prime golfing terrain. Prestwick shares its boundaries with quirky and fun with some very interest- Royal Troon. ing holes. Love to come back again.”. Rob S—Melbourne NB. Golf is based on availability at the time of booking and is also based on a minimum of 4 golfers. DINNER: Dinner at leisure Dine in house or head down the road to Soutter Johnnies for some hearty and well priced fare. HOTEL: Trump Turnberry GOLFSelect, PO Box 7350, Beaumaris ,VIC 3193, Australia Tel: +61-3-9563-6776, web: www.golftravel.com.au email: [email protected] GOLFSelect Scotland Escorted Tour—2022 THURSDAY 21 JULY 2022 Experience the new Ailsa Course at Turnberry with spectacular views over the ocean. GOLF:: Trump Turnberry (Ailsa Course) Scene of some of the most memorable moments in Open golf history, The Ailsa is a legend in the world game and host to The OpenChampionship on four occasions. Beloved since its first formal course was built in 1901, Turn- berry's fairways have been shared by the game's elite. Even the conversion of its links to runways during two world wars could not diminish the desire to play here, with rolling hills, sandy dunes, and stiff breezes blowing off the “What a golf course.
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