Description
If you want to fully engage in all the patriotism and passion of international competition, the 2019 Solheim Cup is your golden opportunity to totally immerse yourself in one of the golf world?s most amazing spectator events!
The event will be held at Gleneagles in central Scotland from September 11-16, 2019. The matches will be played at the PGA Centenary Course, a stunning, American-style design by Jack Nicklaus that hosted the highly successful and memorable 2014 Ryder Cup. Set amid rolling countryside, the course is a spectator?s dream with large stadium-style mounding that allows for great viewing.
Tour Package Includes:
- 5 nights accommodations at the Dalmahoy Hotel & Country Club, Edinburgh
- Full Scottish breakfast daily
- Welcome Reception at the Dalmahoy Hotel on arrival
- Guaranteed seating at the Opening ceremony
- Solheim Cup Ping Pavilion Tickets (Valid Thurs- Sun)
- Transportation from the Dalmahoy to Gleneagles (Thursday - Sunday)
- Choice of Golf Dalmahoy Country Club OR full day sightseeing tour of Edinburgh
- On-site assistance of a Women?s Golf & Travel representative
- Patriotic Solheim Gift Bag (full of fun goodies)
- Program Voucher
- Airport Transfers
- All Taxes
Not included:
- Airfare
- Items of a personal nature such as mini bar, shopping, internet charges, phone, etc
- Meals not specified on the itinerary
- Caddie / cart fees and gratuities
Accommodations
Dalmahoy Hotel & Country Club
Situated within 1,000 acres of parkland just seven miles from Edinburgh?s city center, the 4-star Dalmahoy Hotel & Country Club is a celebration of 300 years of Scottish heritage, offering spectacular views of Edinburgh Castle and the Forth Bridges. Along with its 215 rooms and suites, meeting and events spaces and a range of restaurants and bars, it also boasts two 18-hole golf courses (one of which played host to the 1992 Solheim Cup), luxurious leisure facilities and a state-of-the-art fitness center.
Golf Course
Dalmahoy East Course
Golf at Dalmahoy dates back to the 1920s, but the fabulous manor house is much older. It was built in the late 1720s for the Earl of Morton and was extended and converted into a hotel and country club in 1990. The East Course was designed by James Braid and is set amongst 1,000 acres of rolling wooded parkland. It?s a glorious setting, affording fine views of the nearby Pentland Hills. This Championship course is maintained immaculately from tee to green, and it?s a significant test - just ask the American Solheim Cup Team! Here, in 1992, Catrin Nilsmark sank the winning putt, famously sealing Solheim Cup victory for Europe, 11½ to 6½. A par 73, measuring more than 6,800 yards from the back tees, the East is certainly no pushover.