Golf Trips in Angus

Situated on the east coast of Scotland, Angus is a region defined by its dramatic coastline, fertile farmlands, and, most importantly, its championship golf heritage. For golfers, Angus is synonymous with the fearsome Carnoustie Golf Links, one of the toughest and most revered courses in the world and a regular host of The Open Championship. A trip to Angus offers a deep dive into the historical and rugged side of Scottish golf.

4 reasons to book a golf trip in Angus

1. The True Test of Carnoustie The magnificent Carnoustie Golf Links stands as the anchor of any trip to Angus. Its challenges—including the infamous Barry Burn and deep bunkers—demand precision and strategy, offering a bucket-list challenge for serious players.

2. Hidden Coastal Gems While Carnoustie is the star, Angus offers wonderful supporting courses that capture the essence of traditional links golf. Explore the stunning coastal views and challenging layouts of Montrose Links (one of the oldest courses in the world) and Panmure Golf Club (a fine, historic links where Ben Hogan practiced before his 1953 Open win).

3. Gateway to Fife and the Highlands Angus serves as an excellent base for broader Scottish golf tours. Its location provides easy access to the world-renowned courses in Fife (including St Andrews) just across the Tay Road Bridge, and it acts as a convenient starting point for trips heading north into the Scottish Highlands.

4. Rich History and Culture The region is steeped in history, featuring medieval castles and the vibrant city of Dundee. Visitors can combine their rounds with explorations of historic sites and enjoy the warm hospitality of towns like Carnoustie and Montrose.