There is no doubt that my number one priority with each client is to make sure they are getting to the right golf courses. But you can’t golf all day every day (even though you may want to try) and Scotland is incredibly rich with things to see and do after golf. One of the things that Visit Scotland does extremely well is to expose people like myself to as much as possible in every area of the country. Each year for Scottish Golf Tourism Week, tour operators are offered focused “FAM” trips, short for “familiarization”, where we get to see a ton of non-golf points of interest. Whether you like to explore the big cities, or find the coolest castles in the country to visit, I have probably done it. My promise is this: If I can’t answer your questions about specific tourist attractions, I can most certainly get you to someone local who can!