If you are looking for a short golfing break in Scotland then there are plenty of options. The "Home of Golf" provides a marvellous experience and excellent challenge to Golfers of all levels:- Play over those courses designed by the legendary 5 times Open Champion James Braid or the courses made famous by the likes of Ben Hogan, Tom Watson and Tiger Woods.
Scotland, of course, is deep rooted in the history of the game and its courses are revered the world over. Scotland's links courses, the most natural on earth, offer a wealth of superb challenges and golfing experiences to be found nowhere else. Golf in Scotland is the ultimate dream of most beginner and expert golfers.
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Thursday, July 19, 2007
Friday, July 13, 2007
Huge Success
Once again, T in the Park proved to be a huge success.
Revellers from far and wide enjoyed a fantastic weekend at Balado, and such is the demand for this great music festival, that tickets for next years concert were on sale the day after this one finished.
Keep up to date with all Scotland's concerts at Events In Scotland
Revellers from far and wide enjoyed a fantastic weekend at Balado, and such is the demand for this great music festival, that tickets for next years concert were on sale the day after this one finished.
Keep up to date with all Scotland's concerts at Events In Scotland
Monday, July 9, 2007
The Glencoe Massacre
The Glencoe massacre is one of the most famous and emotive legends in Scottish History, yet it remains as one of the most oversimplified and misunderstood.
The Massacre of 13 February 1692 was a government operation and not a clan feud with the Campbells.
The massacre, sanctioned and implemented by the Crown in tandem with approval by Lowland elites, had intensified Highland-Lowland divisions. This act was the result of an order put out by the Master of Stair, King William of Orange’s Joint-Secretary of State for Scotland, as a Read Full Article
The Massacre of 13 February 1692 was a government operation and not a clan feud with the Campbells.
The massacre, sanctioned and implemented by the Crown in tandem with approval by Lowland elites, had intensified Highland-Lowland divisions. This act was the result of an order put out by the Master of Stair, King William of Orange’s Joint-Secretary of State for Scotland, as a Read Full Article
Wednesday, July 4, 2007
A Call For John
The creator of a tribute website to his heroism now wants John Smeaton to take a bow at the music festival, T in the Park.
However event organisers say this will not happen.
What a shame.
We don't need a bow in public, and I'm sure Mr Smeaton just wants a return to normality.
John, I salute you.
Read News Story
However event organisers say this will not happen.
What a shame.
We don't need a bow in public, and I'm sure Mr Smeaton just wants a return to normality.
John, I salute you.
Read News Story
Tuesday, July 3, 2007
John Smeaton - Celebrity In The Making?
Monday, July 2, 2007
The Loch Ness Monster
The Loch Ness Monster is a cryptid (a legendary creature), claimed to inhabit Scotland's Loch Ness, the most voluminous freshwater lake in Great Britain. Along with Bigfoot and the Yeti, the Loch Ness Monster is one of the best-known mysteries of cryptozoology.
Many explanations have been postulated over the years to describe what kind of animal the Monster might be..... Read Full Article
Many explanations have been postulated over the years to describe what kind of animal the Monster might be..... Read Full Article
Sunday, July 1, 2007
Upcoming Events
Just a reminder of some upcoming events.
July sees the
British Open Golf Championship
19th - 22nd July 2007, Carnoustie, Angus.
The 136th Open Championship with Tiger Woods going for three Open wins in a row. Some of the world's best players will be competing in the great challenge.
Find Tickets Here
And the highlight of August events is the fabulous
Edinburgh Military Tattoo
3rd - 25th Aug 2007, Edinburgh
Spectacular event set against the backdrop of Edinburgh Castle. Hailed as one of the most spectacular shows in the world and watched by a TV audience of 100 million worldwide. Not to be missed.
Find Tickets & Accommodation
More info on all Events in Scotland
July sees the
British Open Golf Championship
19th - 22nd July 2007, Carnoustie, Angus.
The 136th Open Championship with Tiger Woods going for three Open wins in a row. Some of the world's best players will be competing in the great challenge.
Find Tickets Here
And the highlight of August events is the fabulous
Edinburgh Military Tattoo
3rd - 25th Aug 2007, Edinburgh
Spectacular event set against the backdrop of Edinburgh Castle. Hailed as one of the most spectacular shows in the world and watched by a TV audience of 100 million worldwide. Not to be missed.
Find Tickets & Accommodation
More info on all Events in Scotland
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