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A great Scottish blend - Golf and Whisky join forces to boost tourism
Two of Scotland's most iconic products, whisky and golf, are joining forces this summer to maximise economic impact from the country's tourism sector. Four of Scotland?s most visited distilleries, producing some of Scotland's biggest selling whisky brands, have linked up with some of Perthshire's top golf courses to offer a unique tourism package.
FIRST HEAD GOLF PROFESSIONAL APPOINTED AT THE CARRICK AT CAMERON HOUSE
A former Tartan Tour Order of Merit Winner has been appointed the first Head Professional at The Carrick at Cameron House, which will offer an unrivalled golfing experience on the banks of Loch Lomond when it opens in July.
Muirhall Luxury Holiday Cottages
The beautifully renovated Muirhall Luxury Cottages, set in the picturesque heart of the Scottish countryside have been awarded a five star rating from Visit Scotland. Muirhall Cottages have been awarded the highest accolade by Visit Scotland, given to accommodation that represents ?exceptional? cleanliness and quality.
Winter Warmer: Scotland?s Greywalls Hotel Stays Open For An Extra Two Months
Greywalls, one of Scotland?s best loved country house hotels, has extended its 2006 season for an extra two months. The hotel, which is usually open until mid-October, will now be open until 22 December 2006 and re-opening for next season at the earlier date of March 2007.
LINKS FEAST AWAITS AT THE HOME OF GOLF
Five Open championship venues are part of an exciting new venture aimed at promoting links golf in Scotland. St Andrews, Muirfield, Royal Troon, Turnberry and Carnoustie have joined forces with VisitScotland and 35 of the finest Scottish links courses to provide a mouth-watering treat for lovers of the game at the Home of Golf.
DJ’ goes back to the future at Archerfield Links
Imagine being offered the chance to design your first golf course. Then you find out that is situated right next door to one of the top-ranked courses in the world - Muirfield! That was the challenge that faced former European Tour pro David J. Russell three years ago and by the critical acclaim he has received for the new Archerfield Links, it looks like he came through with flying colours.