Best Western Woodlands
Dundee & Perth, Scotland
Overview
Best Western Woodlands Hotel is a classic, authentic looking hotel which offers guests a comfortable and relaxing stay. With superb facilities across a range of areas, the hotel is able to cater for guests however they choose to spend their time at the hotel.
Golf Courses
Situated close to Dundee, Best Western Woodlands Hotel is close to a couple of outstanding golf clubs. Firstly, there is Carnoustie Golf Club which played host to The Open in 2018. With three great courses, this is an ideal choice when staying at the Woodlands Hotel. In addition to this, St Andrews Golf Club is also close by. Known as the Home of Golf due to its rich golfing heritage, St Andrew’s offers links golf of the highest standard. As well as these two magnificent clubs, there are a number of other great courses in the area.
Accommodation
Best Western Woodlands Hotel is a beautifully converted manor house set just outside of Scottish city, Dundee. Featuring 65 comfortable bedrooms, the hotel is an ideal base for a golf trip in the East of Scotland, an area which is home to iconic clubs such as St. Andrew’s and Carnoustie. There is free internet access for all guests throughout the hotel, meaning that you’ll be able to remain firmly in your social loops, should you wish to.
Restaurant & Bars
The restaurant at the Woodlands Hotel, focuses on local products, making a perfect option for guests. In addition to this, there is the Lounge Bar which serves snacks and drinks in a more informal setting which is ideal when relaxing after golf and chatting with friends or family.
Spa & Leisure
The hotel caters for all types of guests with a range of facilities available to make the visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible. There is a well-equipped gym for those who wish to keep active during their time at the hotel and also and indoor swimming pool. Complementing the heated pool is a steam room and sauna providing the perfect area to unwind.
Location
Best Western Woodlands Hotel is less than 20 minutes’ drive from Dundee airport and Train Station. The hotel is also accessible by road, so there are plenty of options when considering how to reach this wonderful destination.
Nearby
With Dundee just a short journey away, the city offers a nice escape from the golf course. The Verdant Works attraction is a great way to take in some of Dundee’s history. Verdant Works informs visitors about the cities rich history involving textiles and makes for an interesting visit. In the nearby town of Broughty Ferry sits a lovely historical building in the form of Broughty Castle, a great photo opportunity on your break.
For those who aren’t so keen on history, the area has plenty more to offer. Dundee is home to many shops, including staple high-street names. Furthermore, there are a range of bars and restaurants that will cater for your food and drink needs.
Golf courses near to Best Western Woodlands
Downfield Golf Course
at Downfield Golf Club
Downfield Golf Club in Dundee is an 18-hole parkland golf course. As the birthplace of the Scottish Open, the course was originally laid out by architect James Braid with 5 original holes being incorporated into the course played today.
The 1562 Course
at Montrose Golf Links
Widely described as a must-play for any golf fan, the Montrose Golf Links is comprised of two stunning courses in the very heart of Scotland’s incredible countryside. Founded in 1810, Montrose is the fifth oldest club in the world.
Panmure Golf Course
at Panmure Golf Club
Located next to Carnoustie and just 20 miles from St Andrews, Panmure is one of Scotland’s grand old courses and where Hogan tuned up before his only Open Championship, which he won in 1953.
Medal Course
at Monifieth Golf Links
Renowned as a difficult course, the Medal Course offers everything you would expect from a classic links layout. The fast greens and tight fairways mean all aspects of your golfing game will be tested. A must play when golfing in Agnus.
Scotscraig Golf Course
at Scotscraig Golf Club
Whatever level of golfer you may be, Scotscraig offers an enjoyable challenge to all. Competitive coaching packages are available if you want a better round of golf or you can simply practice your technique on the putting greens.
Burnside Course
at Carnoustie Golf Links
An Open Championship qualifying venue, the Burnside Course presents a good challenge with its small greens, numerous pot bunkers and the Barry Burn which weaves its way through many of the holes.
Buddon Links Course
at Carnoustie Golf Links
The Carnoustie Buddon Course opened for play as an 18-hole course back in 1981 when Dave Thomas and Peter Alliss designed the original course on former Ministry of Defence land. All the holes are named after battles as recognition of the military.
Championship Course
at Carnoustie Golf Links
The Championship Course at Carnoustie is one of Scotland’s iconic courses and regular host of The Open since 1931. A tough test, this course is regarded as the most difficult Open Championship course.