The Highland and Islands: Scotland
July 20 to 31, 2012

Fri. July 20: Depart US for Inverness, Scotland

Sat. July 21: Arrive Inverness International Airport. Transfer Kingsmills Hotel. Play Castle Stuart Golf Club.

Sun. July 22: Breakfast at the hotel. A morning round on Castle Stuart Golf Links. After lunch sightseeing Loch Ness and lookout for the monster.

Mon. July 23: Breakfast at the hotel. Play Nairn Golf Club. An afternoon round on Nairn Dunbar Golf Club or Visit Culloden Battlefield and Cawder Castle (optional)

Tues. July 24: Breakfast at hotel. Play Strathpeffer Golf Club. An afternoon of sightseeing the local villages.

Wed. July 25: Breakfast at hotel. Check-out Kingsmills and transfer to Dornoch. Play Fortrose and Rosemarkie on route to Dornoch. Check-in Royal Golf Hotel.

Thus. July 26: Breakfast at hotel. Play Royal Dornoch. An afternoon free for sightseeing or an optional round at TainGolf Club.

Fri. July 27: Breakfast at hotel. Play Royal Dornoch. An afternoon free for last- minute shopping.

Sat. July 28: Breakfast at hotel and check out. Return to Inverness Airport for flights back to the US or stay over for a trip to South Uist on the Outer Hebrides The Islands Schedule.

Fri. July 22: Depart US for Inverness, Scotland

Sat. July 28: Morning drive alongside Loch Ness and into the Island of Skye. Lunch and play nine-holes at Sconser Golf Club. After golf drive to Portree and check-in Cuillin Hills Hotel.

Sun. July 29: Check- out hotel. Transfer Uig for ferry to Lochmaddy, North Uist in the Outer Hebrides. Drive to South Uist. Check-in Polochar Inn

Mon. July 30: Breakfast at hotel. Play Askernish Golf Club. Afternoon Island Tour.

Tues. July 31: Breakfast at hotel Check-out. Return Lochmaddy, North Uist for return ferry To Uig, Skye, or to Benbecula Airport for flight to Inverness or Glasgow and back to the US.

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Courses and Accommodations:

This unique tour offers an opportunity to play Scottish Highland courses rarely visited by golfing tourists. Courses named after Highland towns and villages such as Granton-on Spey, Strathpeffer, Fortrose and Rosemarkie. Although not championship caliber, they are challenging and very beautiful courses where locals play with family and friends in an informal, no fuss, and peaceful environment. Three of the Scottish Highland's most celebrated links courses highlight the tour, Nairn Golf Club, Royal Dornoch and the latest addition in the north, Castle Stuart an outstanding links with magnificent scenery overlooking the Moray Firth and recently selected to host the 2011 PGA Tour Scottish Open.

Inverness, known as the Capital of the Highlands is where they say visitors will find the warmest of welcomes, and is home for the opening days of the tour. Lodging is arranged at the Kingsmills Hotel, set in four acres of carefully kept gardens and manicured lawns. At Kingsmills be assured of exceptional service in a quiet and pretty location in the Highlands of Scotland. The four-star hotel is located a short walk from the town center and close to the city's best restaurants and Gallic nightlife. The newly appointed Royal Golf Hotel, situated beside the first hole at Royal Dornoch, home for the final days of the tour and is steeped in Dornoch golf lore. Royal Dornoch's Conservatory Restaurant uses the very finest local ingredients to create mouth-watering traditional Scottish fare.

Offers fantastic views of the golf course.

The cost per person double occupancy is $2798 (single occupancy adds $568) and includes:

• Four nights at the Kingsmills Hotel, Inverness with full breakfast
• Three nights at the Royal Golf Hotel, Dornoch with full breakfast
• Golf green fees on the scheduled courses (optional golf is extra)
• Transfer by self-drive mini-van throughout the tour with four passengers to each vehicle.
• VAT and other taxes for the above services

Optional sightseeing and fine dining opportunities are offered but are not included in the tour price. A deposit of $500 per person is required to enroll. The full amount is due forty-five days before departure. Cancellation within forty-five is subject to a penalty equal to the deposit, unless the tour vacancy is filled.

The Islands (an optional three days):

The Islands tour will start with a journey west along Loch Ness to the Kyle of Lochalsh then onto the beautiful Isle of Skye. Plan to play the nine-hole Sconser Golf Club on Skye, if only for it's beauty or pass up golf and head up to Portree and check into the Cuillin Hills Hotel to enjoy the most spectacular views from any hotel in Scotland. Set within fifteen acres of mature private grounds the hotel overlooks Portree Bay with magnificent views over the Sound of Raasay to the Cuillin Mountain range. Tour Skye from here and be sure to stop at Dunvegan Castle home to the Chiefs of Clan MacLeod for over 700 years. Dine at Cuillin's unique View-Sea Food-See Art Restaurant.

Next morning sail on the ferry from Uig to North Uist to Lochmaddy on N. Uist, Outer Hebrides. Motor over the moors to South Uist to play the mystical Askernish Golf Club, a Tom Morris masterpiece lost for over seventy years and now restored. Lodge for two-nights at the Polochar Inn situated on a beautiful location at the south-west tip of South Uist in the Outer Hebrides. Built on the water's edge, it is the perfect base for peaceful walks along the island's stunning beaches, taking in views of Eriskay and Barra and into the bargain has a first class restaurant serving fresh fish from the local waters. The Polochar Inn is located ten minutes from the Askernish Golf Club.

The cost per person double occupancy is $775 (single occupancy adds $108) and includes:

• One night at Cuillin Hills Hotel, Skye with full breakfast.
• Two nights at the Polochar Hotel, South Uist with full breakfast
• Golf green-fees on the scheduled courses
• Transfer by self-drive mini-van throughout the tour with four passengers to each vehicle.
• Round trip ferry Uig to Lochmaddy and return to Inverness
• VAT and other taxes for the above services

Optional sightseeing and fine dining opportunities are offered but are not included in the tour price. A deposit of $150 per person is required to enroll. The full amount is due forty-five days before departure. Cancellation within forty-five is subject to a penalty equal to the deposit unless the tour vacancy is filled.

This tour is escorted by David Paterson, PGA Professional and Golf Coach Emeritus at Yale University and Scottish historian who will provide travel support, including golf instruction on how to handle Scottish Links and emergency golf swing repairs whenever necessary.