Kosher Scotland
Golf Tours

Your Kosher Golf Tour begins with airport or city centre collection by your private luxury coach. After checking into your Glasgow hotel, the evening begins with a spectacular Welcome Dinner at L'Chaims Restaurant — a four-course Glatt Kosher feast with Scotch whisky pairings and an introduction to the week's golfing programme.

Your PGA-certified golf guide and dedicated mashgiach will join you for the evening to outline the week ahead, discuss individual handicaps and pair players for the upcoming rounds. Optional PGA equipment fitting session available at the hotel for those who have travelled light.

An early morning drive through Fife to St Andrews — one of the great pilgrimages in sport. Your tee time on the legendary Old Course is pre-booked and secured months in advance. A morning warm-up on the Jubilee Course practice facilities is followed by a full 18 holes on the Old Course, with our PGA guide caddying and providing hole-by-hole guidance.

Lunch is a full kosher meal served at a private room adjacent to the clubhouse, with challah, soup, a hot main course and dessert prepared fresh by our kosher team. The afternoon is free to explore St Andrews — the historic university town, the ruins of the cathedral, and of course the iconic Swilcan Bridge for photographs. Dinner is a three-course kosher meal at the hotel.

A morning PGA coaching session (30 minutes per player, focusing on links-specific techniques — bump and run, playing into wind, reading fast seaside greens) before your tee time at Carnoustie Championship Course. This is golf at its most elemental — pure, challenging, and extraordinarily satisfying to complete.

The 18th hole at Carnoustie — with the Barry Burn snaking across the fairway — is one of the most nerve-wracking finishing holes in world golf. Our group photo at the 18th green is one of the tour's great memories. A celebratory kosher dinner follows at the hotel, with each player's scorecard framed as a souvenir of the round.

Travel through the breathtaking scenery of Perthshire to Gleneagles — one of the world's legendary golf resorts and host of the 2014 Ryder Cup. The day begins with a full kosher breakfast at the hotel before transferring to Gleneagles for your tee time on the King's Course. Your PGA guide provides hole-by-hole strategy and full caddy service throughout the round.

Optional falconry, off-road driving or spa treatments at the Gleneagles resort are available after golf for non-golfing partners or those wishing an alternative afternoon. A magnificent five-course kosher dinner prepared by our mashgiach team is served in the resort's private dining facilities this evening.

The jewel of the tour — a full day on the Ayrshire coast, home to two of the greatest links courses on earth. Morning: 18 holes at Royal Troon, including the iconic "Postage Stamp" 8th hole (123 yards across a ravine to a green the size of a dining table). Full kosher lunch is served in a private area.

Afternoon: transfer to the clifftop drama of Turnberry's Ailsa Course with Ailsa Craig rising from the sea. An optional nine holes (or a walk of the legendary par-3 9th hole) brings the day to a close with the most spectacular views in Scottish golf. The group's farewell Shabbat or gala dinner is held this evening — a magnificent kosher feast with speeches, awards (longest drive, nearest the pin, and the coveted "Silver Mashgiach" prize for the overall winner), and memories for a lifetime.

Your final morning includes a full kosher breakfast and the opportunity for some souvenir shopping in Glasgow city centre before airport transfers. Each guest departs with a beautifully boxed gift set: a framed group photo from the Old Course, their personalised scorecard from the tour's most memorable round, and a bottle of Scotch whisky carefully selected for kosher permissibility by our mashgiach.