DEAR GUESTS & FRIENDS OF DUNALASTAIR,
The safety and wellbeing of our valued guests, our wonderful staff and our community here in Kinloch Rannoch continues to be our first priority. While we’ve always been meticulous when it comes to cleaning and housekeeping, we’ve introduced a number of additional measures, some of which you may notice, though most are very discrete. These have been carefully considered; primarily for your safety but also, importantly, to ensure your enjoyment isn’t in any way compromised.
Subtle changes you may notice:
We look forward to seeing you soon!
From St. Andrews to Prestwick, Gullane and, naturally, the exceptional 18-hole course here in Pitlochry, you rarely have to go far in Scotland without discovering some of the finest golf courses in the world.
So it’s no wonder then that, over the years, the country has produced more than its fair share of the sport’s biggest heroes.
From the enchanting winter landscapes to the sun-kissed vistas that steal the hearts of visitors throughout the summer, Scotland serves as a haven for romantic getaways right the year round.
Yet when it comes to planning the perfect break for you and your beloved, you need a lot more than the norm. Sure, flowers, candle-lit dinners and cosy nights in might be fine for some, but for the two of you, romance means enjoying experiences that are a true reflection of your unique tastes and personalities.
Bright sun, blue skies, that unbridled sense of joy that lingers in the air, it can only mean one thing:
Summer is finally here, bringing it with it the perfect chance to head outdoors for that perfect getaway.
Yet let’s be honest, we all have our own ideas of what that perfect getaway actually entails.
From the historic Scottish Open to the prestigious European Championships, Scotland’s wealth of world-class golf courses have long served as the ideal setting for some of the sport’s most illustrious competitions.
Year after year, top calibre professionals make their way to the likes of St. Andrews and Dundonald to pit the skills against the best in the game, though that doesn’t mean you need to be an elite PGA Pro to compete on one of Scotland’s best courses.