Golf and Leisure at Turnberry and Gleneagles

Scotland is the home of golf – two of the leading Scottish golf resorts have offered packages for delegates attending the 12th Meeting of the Combined Orthopaedic Associations.

Golf at Turnberry
Situated on the West Coast of Scotland overlooking the Irish Sea the Turnberry lighthouse stands alone at the water's edge. Though it was built to safeguard the passage of ships passing along the Ayrshire coast, the lighthouse has long since acted as a beacon for those passionate about links golf.

Home to the iconic Ailsa, an Open Championship course, Turnberry offers one of the world's great golfing experiences where Watson, Norman and Price all won the famous Claret Jug. In 2009, Stewart Cink added his name to the list following his play-off triumph over Tom Watson at the 138th Open.

Turnberry has two packages on offer to delegates wishing to share this experience.

The Great Golf Experience
Emulate the feats of your favourite Open Championship heroes with this golf break including a round on both The Ailsa and the Kintyre course.

Rates from £345 per night for two include:

• Round of golf on The Ailsa and Kintyre courses
• Accommodation at the Turnberry Resort
• Three course dinner daily
• Full Scottish breakfast
• Complimentary High Speed Internet Access
• Minimum length of stay of two nights applies

Play the Legend
Turnberry has a number of golf breaks and offers available - and you don’t have to be a hotel guest to benefit from advance tee times.

Play the Ailsa course from £550 per fourball or for the afternoon rate of £90 per person from 3pm daily.

To book golf or find out about the many other leisure activities offered at Turnberry please click the link below:

www.turnberryresort.co.uk/golf-breaks-scotland?ES=MEETINGMAKERS_1109_LC_EN_TURN_NWE_EAME

Golf at Gleneagles
Located in the heart of the Perthshire countryside golf at Gleneagles is a blend of natural experience and golfing adventure. Gleneagles has three championship golf courses to choose from.

The PGA Centenary Course
The PGA Centenary Course, created by Jack Nicklaus, is a modern classic, combining the best of both the Queen's and King's, and will be host to the 2014 Ryder Cup.

The King's Golf Course
The King's Course, opened in 1919, is a masterpiece of design, which has tested the aristocracy of golf, both professional and amateur.

The Queen's Golf Course
The natural beauty of the Queen's Course inspires the world's most experienced players.

If you are interested in playing golf at Gleneagles please contact the Gleneagles Resort Sales Team on 0800 704 705, option 1 to check availability and make bookings.

Tee Time Offer: £299.00 per tee time for up to 4 players (available Sunday to Thursday from 2 o'clock onwards).

Visitor Green Fee: £155.00 per person prior to 2pm (Sunday to Thursday and all day Friday and Saturday). Includes basket of balls at the Golf Academy Driving Range


Spa at Gleneagles
If you are interested in visiting the Spa at Gleneagles please contact the Gleneagles Resort Sales Team on 0800 704 705, option 1 to check availability and make bookings.

Taste of the Spa
This deeply indulgent and tension relieving spa day allows you to enjoy the opulent luxury of sweet treats and Champagne in the comfort of the spa.

Includes:
• Use of heat experiences and vitality pool.
• Holistic Total Body Ritual with Hot Stones (2 hours).
• Champagne and sweet treats served in Deseo at the Spa.
• Use of The Club facilities and VAT.

The cost of the taster package is - £150 per person

This package is available from Sunday at 2pm to Friday at noon, subject to availability.

For more information on activities offered at Gleneagles please visit: www.gleneagles.com