CHASEGOLF Travel LLC

At the heart of the CHASEGOLF philosophy is the belief that a great golf holiday should feel effortless. Every detail is considered, every experience is curated, and every itinerary is built from scratch around the people travelling. No two trips are the same. Whether it’s a couples’ escape, a small group of friends, or a multi-generational family celebration, each journey is shaped around personal playing ability, pace of travel, dining preferences, sightseeing interests and desired level of luxury.

CHASEGOLF combines championship-level golf with a genuine sense of place. Tee times are secured at iconic venues and cherished hidden gems alike, while accommodation is selected for character, comfort and location — always based on proven first-hand experience. Private transfers are arranged throughout, removing the stress of logistics and allowing guests to focus fully on the experience. Beyond the fairways, CHASEGOLF introduces travellers to castles, coastline, whisky distilleries, historic towns, scenic rail journeys and exceptional dining — ensuring non-golfers enjoy the trip just as much as those playing.

Fanny’s hands-on approach is central to the CHASEGOLF experience. From the initial planning stages through to support on the ground, clients benefit from direct access to the person designing their journey. This allows for flexibility, fast decision-making and a level of care that is rarely found in large-scale operators. It is this personal relationship that transforms a well-planned golf trip into a truly memorable travel experience.

As a Destination Management Company, CHASEGOLF works with a trusted network of local partners across Europe, ensuring guests benefit from insider access, local expertise and consistently high standards of service. Their itineraries frequently combine multiple regions in one seamless journey, allowing travellers to experience both renowned golfing destinations and lesser-known cultural highlights within a single trip.

Sample Itinerary: Scotland – Links, Highlands & St Andrews

A typical CHASEGOLF journey might begin in Edinburgh, where guests arrive to private airport transfers and a centrally located boutique hotel. After time to explore the Royal Mile, castle and historic Old Town, the adventure moves east to the golfing coast of North Berwick, where classic links golf is paired with seabird cruises, coastal walks and relaxed seaside dining.

Golf rounds are secured at revered venues such as Dunbar and North Berwick West Links, offering a true introduction to Scottish links golf. From the coast, the journey continues north into the Highlands, passing through dramatic scenery, historic castles and mountain passes. Guests may stay in an elegant country house near Glencoe before travelling via the iconic Jacobite Steam Train, enjoying a first-class rail journey through some of Scotland’s most breath-taking landscapes.

Highland golf includes headline courses such as Royal Dornoch, Castle Stuart at Cabot Highlands and Brora, each offering a very different expression of links golf — from championship testing grounds to charming, traditional layouts shared with grazing livestock.

The journey then returns east to St Andrews, the spiritual home of the game. Guests stay just steps from the Old Course, with opportunities to enter the Single Daily Draw or play neighbouring championship layouts such as the New or Jubilee Courses. Time is built in for exploring the town, visiting the British Golf Museum, strolling West Sands and enjoying the atmosphere of this historic university town.