Golf Breaks

Are You Planning a Golfing Holiday?

We get it. Deciding where to play golf in Scotland can be overwhelming. The temptation to drive all over the country ticking off every possible course can be big, but if you want to maximise the time on the course and minimise your time on the road, why not consider one of Wood Leisure’s Holiday Parks as a base for your golfing break.

There is hardly a town in Scotland that doesn't have its own course, but you might be interested to learn that the highest concentration of courses are around Glasgow (94 courses) and Edinburgh (67 courses), while the other regions have about 40 courses each. In short, you're never far from a game of golf.

Aberdeenshire has some of the best links land; Why not stay at Deeside Holiday Park

Perthshire boasts some superb inland courses; Blairgowrie or Corriefodly Holiday Park would make an ideal base.

Loch Lomond offers great golf with fabulous scenery Loch Lomond Holiday Park is the perfect place to stay

The Trossachs has some superb historic courses Callander Wood Holiday Park is perfect for accessing these courses.

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Some Helpful Tips

The Scottish golf season starts at the beginning of April and runs through October, with April and May being usually the driest months and offering the best value, along with September.

It's worth checking the availability in advance, especially in the main season and on some of the busiest championship courses. However, there are courses where you can just turn up without a prior arrangement.

The affordability of a golf break in Scotland is greater than you might think. The green fees are typically a lot cheaper in the spring or autumn, but you can also pick up one of the many great value golf passes available to visiting golfers.