Trump Turnberry, Scotland

Enchanting and exceptional in every way, Trump Turnberry, Scotland, has long been an iconic landmark on the spectacular south-west coastline and most recently named the number #1 golf resort in Europe by leadingcourses.com. Immediately upon arrival, experience warm Scottish hospitality as their attentive and friendly staff welcome you through the doors of this legendary hotel. Choose from a range of accommodation including Deluxe Bedrooms, Villas, Cottages and Suites. With exceptional facilities and two of the best golf courses in Scotland, it is understandable why Turnberry golf breaks are one of our most popular.

Golf Courses

Home of four Open Championships, the legendary Ailsa Course has hosted some of the most iconic moments in golf’s history. Reborn in June 2016 at the hands of renowned architect, Martin Ebert, the transformation makes the Ailsa the number one ranked golf course in the UK & Ireland. Set alongside the glorious Ayrshire coastline, with Arran and Ailsa Craig as a stunning backdrop, it is one of the finest golfing destinations in the world.

In 2017, Trump Turnberry unveiled a new golfing experience on the Ayrshire coast, the magnificent King Robert the Bruce. The course is named after the King of Scotland, Robert the Bruce, the historical warrior who led Scotland to claim its right as an independent country. He was born in July 1274 in Turnberry Castle, which Turnberry Lighthouse now stands among the ruins of. Breath-taking vistas from the 8th 9th, 10th and 11th delight golfers, with spectacular views of Turnberry’s stunning coastline, castle ruins and the lighthouse.

Accommodation

Trump Turnberry’s main hotel is an outstanding Edwardian building in a beautiful coastal location. It offers comfortable and tastefully decorated guestrooms, which complement the high standard of golf for a truly memorable break. The majority of these luxurious rooms offer great views of the Irish Sea, the Isle of Arran and Ailsa Craig.

Guests have a choice between staying in the magnificent hotel, the luxury lodges that can sleep up to 16 guests or the lighthouse suite. With a great selection of accommodation, excellent facilities and two of the best golf courses in Scotland, it is understandable why Turnberry golf breaks are one of our most popular.

Restaurant & Bars

With picturesque views over the two links and Firth of Clyde beyond, 1906 is Turnberry's signature restaurant and aptly named after the year that the hotel first opened. Surrounded by some of Scotland’s most fertile land and close by the ocean, the Turnberry chefs take inspiration from locally sourced ingredients and sustainability.

Located within the clubhouse, The Duel in the Sun Restaurant has beautiful views over the links and beyond. Named after the renowned contest between Watson and Nicklaus at the 1977 Open Championship, this new restaurant opened as part of the recent multimillion-pound renovation.

For lunchtime bites and spectacular views, then grab a bite to eat or drink at the newly restored Lighthouse Halfway House. This is one of the most photographed objects in golf.

If you’re looking to enjoy sophisticated afternoon tea, then The Grand Tea Lounge is the place to do it. Tea sommeliers will talk you through the 20 different varieties on offer, including a special Turnberry blend infused with Hendrick’s Gin. At night the lounge comes alive as a place for pre and post-dinner drinks.

Spa & Leisure

The Spa at Turnberry is consistently recognized as one of Europe’s finest, offering an environment of pure relaxation and facilities that include 12 treatment rooms, a sauna, steam room and fitness center. At the heart of the spa is a magnificent 65-foot heated indoor swimming pool with breath-taking views out over the Ayrshire coastline.

Location

Trump Turnberry is located on Scotland’s southwest coast 15 miles south of Ayr and within an hour’s drive of Glasgow International Airport.

On Site Activities

There are plenty of activities offered at Trump Turnberry which include shooting, archery, falconry, 4x4 off-road driving, clay shooting, quad biking, water zorbing and horse riding.

Did You Know

During World War One Turnberry Resort was turned into a military air base due to its strategic coastal location. The golf courses were levelled to make way for airstrips, hangers and huts, with the Royal Flying Corps training pilots in the art of aerial combat whilst the wounded convalesced at Turnburry Hotel.