Play St Andrews & Carnoustie, Stay in Dundee
Planning a Golf Holiday in Scotland is a dream for many, but knowing where to stay is the key to a stress-free trip.
Coming to Scotland to play the "Home of Golf"? You don’t need to stay in St Andrews to experience the best fairways in the world.
Based in Broughty Ferry and Dundee, our luxury holiday homes put you right in the heart of Scotland’s "Golf Coast." You can play championship links during the day and enjoy the vibrant Dundee nightlife and Broughty Ferry pubs in the evening—all while getting more space for your money than a cramped hotel room.
Top Courses for Your Golf Holiday in Scotland
1. The "Golden Triangle" Location We are perfectly positioned between the giants of golf. Use us as your base camp and hit a different legendary course every day:
Carnoustie Golf Links (The Open Host): 15-minute drive.
St Andrews (The Old Course): 25-minute drive.
Panmure & Monifieth Links: Less than 10 minutes away.
Gleneagles: 45 minutes (perfect for a day trip).
2. Built for Groups (No Splitting Up) Hotels force you to split into separate rooms. At properties like Castle Beach, your entire four-ball (or eight-ball) can stay under one roof.
5 Bedrooms: Everyone gets a comfortable bed.
Large Living Areas: replay the day's best shots over a whisky in your private lounge.
Club Storage: Plenty of secure space for your flight bags and clubs.
3. The "19th Hole" is Better Here After 18 holes, you want great food and a cold pint.
Broughty Ferry: Famous for its traditional pubs and award-winning restaurants, all within walking distance of our coastal properties.
Dundee West End: Home to our Royal Tay apartment, offering easy access to the city’s best bars and culture.
Our Top Picks for Golfers
For Large Groups (The Captain's Choice):
For Couples & Solos:
The Royal Tay: A sophisticated apartment in the West End, perfect for a focused golf getaway.
For the "Hidden Gem" Hunters:
Ready to Tee Off?
Don't get stuck in a tourist trap. Book your private golf lodge with Olivier Shaw Holiday Homes today.