Set alongside the glorious Ayrshire coastline, with Arran and Ailsa Craig as a stunning backdrop, Turnberry was the world’s first golf resort when it opened in 1906. To this day, Turnberry is known worldwide for its legendary golf courses including the Ailsa, one of the world's most iconic courses and venue for The Open Championship on four occasions - 1977, 1986, 1994 and 2009.

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Alongside the Ailsa sits the magnificent 18-hole championship course, King Robert The Bruce. At 7,203 yards and a par-72, King Robert the Bruce features distinctive bunkering, visually attractive wetland areas and swathes of gorse, which adds to the exciting challenges of this great links course. Turnberry also features a stunning 9-hole layout, known as the Arran, as well as a fantastic putting green, The Cairngorms, which was designed to replicate the Alisa in miniature form. All Turnberry golf courses have spectacular views of the stunning Ayrshire coastline, castle ruins and, of course, the iconic Turnberry lighthouse. 

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Additional facilities at the resort include the spectacular hotel that overlooks the golf courses, luxury spa, world class dining, and an array of thrilling outdoor leisure activities, including horse riding, paddle boarding, kayaking, archery, quad biking and much more, making it an ideal family getaway.