Getting There

Every major Scottish golf region reachable by train or bus, with walking times to the first tee, timetable tips, and the trips that don't actually work without a hire car.

St Andrews has no railway station. That doesn't mean getting there by public transport is difficult — it's actually very straightforward from Edinburgh, Glasgow and Dundee. Here's how.

North Berwick is one of the few places in Scottish golf where you can arrive by train, walk to the course, and play a proper links without hiring a car. Here's exactly how to do it.

Carnoustie is straightforward to reach from both Edinburgh and Dundee — and one of the few major Scottish links courses where arriving by train is genuinely practical. Here's how to get there, what the journey looks like, and a few things worth knowing before you go.

A golf road trip around Scotland is one of the better ways to spend a week. The courses are mostly on the coasts, the drives between them are scenic, and the distance between the best clusters is smaller than most visitors expect. Here's how to plan it.

Bringing your own clubs to Scotland is straightforward on most airlines — but the fees vary a lot, the bag dimensions matter, and there are a few things worth knowing before you check them in. Here's the complete practical guide.