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Scotland is the world's number one golf destination. With over 500 courses to choose from, there is a course and a setting to suite everyone.

We invite you to book tailor made programmes directly with us. We have the pleasure in offering packages at some of the most famous golf resorts and courses in Scotland, which can be booked either before or after the IGCS conference.

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2 NIGHT DELUXE GOLF PACKAGES
(pre-or post conference)

Packages at the following hotels include:

• 2 nights accommodation in standard rooms with en-suite facilities, based on 2 pax sharing;
• Full Scottish breakfast daily;
• 2 rounds of golf for golfer at courses stated at each hotel (subject to availability at time of booking;
• 3 days hire self drive full size car with unlimited mileage, CDW insurance Airport taxes and VAT charged at 17.5%, pick up and drop of at airport;
• Service charges and VAT @ 17.5%.

All rates given are subject to availability at time of booking.

OLD COURSE GOLF RESORT AND SPA
The Old Course hotel is renowned as a resort in the home of golf and ranked as one of Europe's top ten resorts. With its classically elegant interiors, the hotel offers quietly confident service, luxurious facilities and a warm welcome. Fine dining is available in the Road Hole Grill, contemporary cuisine in the relaxed atmosphere of Sands and informal fayre in the Jiggers Inn, a popular golfers' pub. The hotel has extensive and luxurious spa facilities.
The package includes a round on the Dukes Course and Kingsbarns.

Cost per person (golfing) £598.00
Cost per person (non-golfing) £415.00

THE WESTIN TURNBERRY RESORT
Turnberry Hotel is a luxury hotel on the west coast of Scotland, approximately 1 hour drive fromGlasgow Airport. Situated on a magnificent stretch of the Atlantic coastline, with the gently rolling Scottish countryside at its back, Turnberry is unquestionably one of the great resorts of the world. At its heart is an internationally renowned hotel, a five star experience of superb accommodation, fine dining, relaxing lounges and friendly Scottish hospitality. Here luxury and beauty go hand in hand, providing the perfect backdrop to a range of unrivalled sporting, leisure and spa facilities.
The package includes a round on the Ailsa and Kintyre Course.

Cost per person (golfing) £743.00
Cost per person (non-golfing) £527.00

GLENEAGLES HOTEL
Gleneagles is a luxury AA 5 Red Star hotel, world-renowned for golf on the King's, Queen's and PGA Centenary courses. Gleneagles has a unique combination of leisure activities including riding, shooting, falconry, country club and is surrounded by breathtaking countryside, yet within 1 hour drive of both Edinburgh and Glasgow airports.
The package include a round of golf on the Kings and the Queens Course.

Cost per person (golfing) £790.00
Cost per person (non-golfing) £534.00

Notes:
All packages are available on request basis and we recommend to book as far in advance as possible in order to find availability. We will require a 10% deposit 3 month before the arrival date and the balance payment will be due 2 weeks prior to arrival.
For the Old Course Hotel package, please note that we need to prepay t-times at the Kingsbarns in full and therefore a payment of £150.00 per golfer will be due at time of reconfirmation. This payment will be non-refundable in case of cancellation.

MUIRFIELD

Many golfers will hope for the chance of playing the famous Muirfield Course during their stay in Scotland.

The original course was designed by Old Tom Morris and 16 holes built by hand and horse were opened on 3rd May 1891, with two more added in December. Muirfield was the first course designed in two loops of nine holes, the first nine going round the perimeter of the property in a clockwise direction, the second nine contained inside the first, running anticlockwise, and since never more than three successive holes run in the same direction, any wind that blows afflicts the golfer from all points during a round.
Muirfield is home to the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers who held their first meeting on Leith Links in 1744.

Unfortunately there are strict rules for playing Muirfield:

• When applying for tee times at Muirfield you are required to do so in advance Their diary for the following year opens in November and therefore all applications must be done in October 2003 in order to get a tee time in 2004.
• When applying we must also include your full names, handicaps and names of clubs where you hold membership, only then will the application be accepted.
• If you are successful and are given tee times you are required to pay in full within 4 weeks of the tee time being issued.

Please note though that an application 12 month in advance does not mean a guaranteed teetime but we will try our best to make your golfing dream come true.

Muirfield cost £122.00 per round

The above cost includes a Travel Scot World booking and administration fee. The rate is estimated at the moment for 2004. The correct rate will be advised in November 2003 when the diary for the following year opens.

PRE & POST CONFERENCE GOLF TOUR
Following is a Group Tour based on min 15 and max 30 pax. Both tours are based on the same hotels and the same itineraries with the only the necessary variations on arrival and departure days.

PRE-CONFERENCE TOUR
DAY 1 - 30 September 2004
Individual transfer from Edinburgh Airport to the superior 3 star Bruntsfield Hotel. The rest of the day will be spent at leisure by the guests.
In the evening meet your English speaking guide at the hotel for a welcome drink before dinner.

DAY 2 - 01 October 2004
The group will leave the hotel in Edinburgh this morning and head north into the Kingdom of Fife. The picturesque coastal route will take them through fishing villages such as Anstruther and Pittenweem, before arriving in St. Andrews.
Here the golfers will tee off at the St Andrews New Course, while the non-golfers will be taken by the guide on a little walking tour of the historic town centre of St Andrews. A visit is also included to the imposing cliff-top ruin of a 12th century cathedral, which testifies to its additional importance as the ecclesiastical centre of Scotland throughout the Middle Ages - St Andrew is Scotland's patron saint.
Later that day the group will meet up again and transfer to the superior 4 star Apex Dundee Hotel for check in and overnight.

DAY 3 - 02 October 2004
This morning the golfers in the group will have the chance to play the nearby Carnoustie Course, a well know Links Championship course.
The non-golfers have the option of using the leisure facilities in the morning.
Late morning departure from the hotel and we head west to Glamis Castle for a visit.
Glamis Castle is one of the most impressive castle dwellings in Scotland. With a history, which dates back to the 14. century and legends even further back, this castle is the epitome of what the visitor connects with Scotland. Childhood home of Her Majesty the Queen Mother and birthplace of Princess Margaret, it has maintained its close connections with the Royal Family.
Later that day return back to the hotel for some time to relax and make use of the leisure facilities at the hotel.
Dinner and overnight at the hotel.

DAY 4 - 03 October 2004
Leave the hotel this morning and head south via Perth to Edinburgh. Check in at your conference hotel.

POST CONFERENCE Tour

DAY 1 - 06 October 2004
Late afternoon departure from the EICC in Edinburgh. Leave by private executive coach and with your English speaking guide and head north over the Forth Road Bridge and into the ancient Kingdom of Fife.
Arrive late afternoon at the Apex Dundee Hotel for check in. Drinks at the bar followed by dinner at the hotel.

DAY 2 - 07 October 2004
The group will leave the hotel in the morning and drive to St Andrews.
Here the golfers will tee off at the St Andrews New Course, while the non-golfers will be taken by the guide on a little walking tour of the historic town centre of St Andrews. A visit is also included to the imposing cliff-top ruin of a 12th century cathedral, which testifies to its additional importance as the ecclesiastical centre of Scotland throughout the Middle Ages - St Andrew is Scotland's patron saint.
Later in the afternoon transfer back to the hotel.

DAY 3 - 08 October 2004
This morning the golfers in the group will have the chance to play the nearby Carnoustie Course, a well know Links Championship course, while the non-golfers have the option of using the leisure facilities in the morning.
Late morning departure from the hotel and we head west to Glamis Castle for a visit.
Glamis Castle is one of the most impressive castle dwellings in Scotland. With a history, which dates back to the 14. century and legends even further back, this castle is the epitome of what the visitor connects with Scotland. Childhood home of Her Majesty the Queen Mother and birthplace of Princess Margaret, it has maintained its close connections with the Royal Family.
The golfers will be collected from Carnoustie and then head back south to Edinburgh where we check in at the Bruntsfield Hotel later that afternoon.
Dinner at the hotel.

DAY 4 - 09 October 2004
Individual transfer to Edinburgh Airport for departure.

Prices are per person and include:
Three nights accommodation in superior 3 * hotels; full breakfast and dinner daily and welcome drink at the hotel on the first night; all transportation for this four day tour is by private coach and accompanied by a qualified English speaking tour guide; a round of golf at the St Andrews New Course and Carnoustie; entrance fees to places of interest; all service charges and taxes including VAT at 17.5%.