said Gary Silcock, Director of Golf at
Gleneagles. "We will use this competitive
showcase to celebrate the centenary of
The King's and The Queen's courses, and
undoubtedly raise a glass or two to the
forthcoming Solheim Cup, as Gleneagles
becomes the only venue in Europe to
have staged both this and The Ryder Cup
(2014)," he added.
The International Pro-Am package
includes a four-night stay in Sovereign
Room accommodation, full Scottish
breakfast, drinks reception and welcome
dinner, post-tournament prize dinner and
presentation, and daily use of the on-site
range at The PGA National Golf Academy.
Even though golf may be the headliner
here, non-playing guests will be glad
to know that Gleneagles, located just
one hour from Glasgow and Edinburgh
airports and with its own railway station,
offers the perfect retreat for those looking
for relaxation, fun and adventure.
It’s three championship courses have
established Gleneagles’ reputation as
a golfer’s paradise but the hotel offers
so much more than golf. The 850-acre
estate epitomises the natural beauty
for which Scotland is famed and offers
guests a glorious playground of country
pursuits and activities. Whether you
come to fly a Harris’ Hawk, ride horses,
play tennis, go off-roading, train gundogs,
shoot game, fish, enjoy Michelin-starred
dining, or relax in an award-winning spa,
Gleneagles offers a world of experiences
to be remembered.
For further information, visit:
http://www.gleneagles.com