Scottish Heartlands Golf Pass provides
one-stop booking shop
An exciting new golfing product which promises to deliver great golf, wonderful accommodation and friendly service all in one package, has just been launched to coincide with the new golfing season.
Launching the Scottish Heartlands Golf Pass at Downfield, spokesman Jim Docherty of Alyth Golf Club said: "For years we have lived in the shadow of St Andrews and Carnoustie, and whilst we have benefited from the publicity and the extra visitors that these Open venues have attracted to the area, today's golfer is more discerning and is looking for value for money, a high standard of course, as well as a warm friendly environment in which to stay.
"We have specifically selected each part of the Scottish Heartlands Golf Pass to compliment each other and in this way we know that the golfer will be looked after in one comprehensive package"
Courses were chosen to provide an example of the diversity on offer in the Heartlands area. Downfield is pure parkland, Monifieth is a hybrid of links and heathland, Alyth is renowned for its views in a heathland setting, Blairgowrie Lansdowne is long and tree-lined and Scotscraig offers a little of everything.
The hotels involved:
Best Western Woodlands
Best Western Invercarse
Red House at Coupar Angus
are all sympathetic to the requirements of the golfer and are geographically located to allow those using the pass to base themselves within a short driving distance of any three courses.
The beauty of the Scottish Heartlands Golf pass is that there is never more than half an hour drive between each course, allowing ample time for two rounds in a day.
With a One Stop Booking system, all enquiries will be handled through the website http://www.heartlandsgolfpass.co.uk/ or telephone and with prices starting from just £199 for two nights and three rounds of golf, The Scottish Heartlands Golf Pass is the ideal vehicle to welcome back old friends or introduce new converts to the joys of golf in the Scottish Heartlands.
Caption for photograph above:
Downfield Golf Club professional Kenny Hutton gets ready to launch the Scottish Heartlands Golf Pass in the company of (left to right) Dawn Tinker (Golf Desk Scotland), Julie Ann Smith (Golf Desk Scotland), Gordon Whiting (Redwood Leisure), Steve McLaren (Monifieth Golf Links), Barry Liddle (Scotscraig Golf Club), Jim Docherty (Alyth Golf Club) and Pat Fraser (Redwood Leisure).
Website: http://www.heartlandsgolfpass.co.uk/
one-stop booking shop
An exciting new golfing product which promises to deliver great golf, wonderful accommodation and friendly service all in one package, has just been launched to coincide with the new golfing season.
Launching the Scottish Heartlands Golf Pass at Downfield, spokesman Jim Docherty of Alyth Golf Club said: "For years we have lived in the shadow of St Andrews and Carnoustie, and whilst we have benefited from the publicity and the extra visitors that these Open venues have attracted to the area, today's golfer is more discerning and is looking for value for money, a high standard of course, as well as a warm friendly environment in which to stay.
"We have specifically selected each part of the Scottish Heartlands Golf Pass to compliment each other and in this way we know that the golfer will be looked after in one comprehensive package"
Courses were chosen to provide an example of the diversity on offer in the Heartlands area. Downfield is pure parkland, Monifieth is a hybrid of links and heathland, Alyth is renowned for its views in a heathland setting, Blairgowrie Lansdowne is long and tree-lined and Scotscraig offers a little of everything.
The hotels involved:
Best Western Woodlands
Best Western Invercarse
Red House at Coupar Angus
are all sympathetic to the requirements of the golfer and are geographically located to allow those using the pass to base themselves within a short driving distance of any three courses.
The beauty of the Scottish Heartlands Golf pass is that there is never more than half an hour drive between each course, allowing ample time for two rounds in a day.
With a One Stop Booking system, all enquiries will be handled through the website http://www.heartlandsgolfpass.co.uk/ or telephone and with prices starting from just £199 for two nights and three rounds of golf, The Scottish Heartlands Golf Pass is the ideal vehicle to welcome back old friends or introduce new converts to the joys of golf in the Scottish Heartlands.
Caption for photograph above:
Downfield Golf Club professional Kenny Hutton gets ready to launch the Scottish Heartlands Golf Pass in the company of (left to right) Dawn Tinker (Golf Desk Scotland), Julie Ann Smith (Golf Desk Scotland), Gordon Whiting (Redwood Leisure), Steve McLaren (Monifieth Golf Links), Barry Liddle (Scotscraig Golf Club), Jim Docherty (Alyth Golf Club) and Pat Fraser (Redwood Leisure).
Website: http://www.heartlandsgolfpass.co.uk/
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