Day Seven: Kingsbarns

Friday, July 7 tee time at Kingsbarns: 10:50 AM
What a great course - a must play in Scotland.
Below: Mike on the deck of the clubhouse.

Day Six: Two rounds at Crail Golfing Society

Thursday July 6 tee times:
Balcomie - 9:00 AM
Craighead - 2:30 PM

Day Five: Two Inland Rounds - Gleneagles

Day Four: Two rounds - Burnside and Carnoustie

Tuesday July 4 tee times:
Burnside - 9:22 AM
Carnoustie - 3:00 PM

Chris and Mike will play their drivers, Phong and Kevin will likely take a more conservative route.

Happy Independence Day!

Kevin tees off at number 16, Carnoustie. 

Mike tees off at number 16, Carnoustie. 

Chris tees off at number 16, Carnoustie. 

Phong tees off at number 16, Carnoustie.

Mike stands on the 18th tee at Carnoustie. The Carnoustie Hotel is in the background.

The harr is coming off the North Sea. 

Day Three: Old Course

St. Andrews Old Course tee time: 7:20 AM

"To win at St Andrews is the ultimate." Tiger Woods

Monday was our planned round at the Old Course. Another great round - this time with caddies. Mike's caddie, Dave, has looped for Tony Stewart and Bill Clinton - among others.

Kevin, Mike, Chris and Phong on the Swilcan Bridge as they finish the 18th.

Kevin's birdie putt on 18 at the Old Course



The putt is...

...GOOD!

Day Two: First round of golf - New Course

St. Andrews New Course tee time 12:32 PM.

Check out the web cam...
http://www.standrews.org.uk/welcome/webcam/webcam.html

Day One: Arrive in Scotland

After debarking the plane, we toured the Edinburgh Castle.









We then drove from Edinburgh to St. Andrews in our rental van.

Upon arriving in St. Andrews, the four of us emptied our clubs from our luggage and walked down the street to the first tee at the Old Course. The starter said the magic words, "You're next." We teed off at 5:30 PM and had a great (and unexpected) first round in Scotland.

Accommodations: Glenderran Guest House

Maggie and Ray Pead are the hosts.

Glenderran Guest House
9 Murray Park
St Andrews
Fife
KY16 9AW
Scotland