Sunday, 11 July 2010
Depart the United States.

Monday, 12 July 2010
INVERNESS, Scotland

Arrive in Inverness to be met by PerryGolf personnel who will assist with luggage and transfer to Harmony II for late afternoon embarkation.

Enjoy a welcome aboard party and leisurely dinner before Harmony II makes a late evening departure for Invergordon.

Overnight: Harmony II at sea.

Tuesday, 13 July 2010
INVERGORDON, Scotland

Golf: Royal Dornoch Golf Club Located on the shores of the Dornoch Firth you will have the opportunity to play the most northerly of the Championship courses of the British Isles. Dornoch is perhaps more than most, a thinking golfers' course where it is not enough simply to keep the ball on the fairway. The greens are generally open in the front, but they are also set on plateaux several feet above the fairway. It requires a well struck shot to hold the green and if not, a difficult recovery shot.

Tour: The highland town of Dornoch, with several charming antique shops and gift stores to be found in the town, notably Dornoch Jail and Highland Art Gallery followed by a visit to Dunrobin Castle.

Overnight: Harmony II at berth in Invergordon.

Wednesday, 14 July 2010
INVERGORDON, Scotland

Golf: Castle Stuart. This stunning new links layout. Set along the shores of the Moray Firth to east of Inverness with wonderful views over to the Black Isle. Six holes hug the shoreline while the remaining holes are played over a terraced slope so views out to sea are ever present. A true links course in every sense.

Tour: Visit Culloden Battlefield, the evocative scene of the last major battle fought on mainland Britain and Cawdor Castle. A magical name, romantically linked by Shakespeare with Macbeth. A superb fairytale Castle with Scottish history that you can touch, see and sense for yourself.

Sail this evening to Aberdeen.

Overnight: Harmony II at sea.

Thursday, 15 July 2010
ABERDEEN, Scotland

Golf: Royal Aberdeen Golf Club. The sixth oldest club in the world. The links at Balgownie are located on the northeastern shores of Aberdeen, overlooking the North Sea. The course is a fine Scottish Links with a traditional out and back layout. The front nine stretches between the sand dunes and the North Sea and returns inland on flatter terrain with gorse lined tight fairways. It is a demanding course that will test the skills of all players.

Tour: The Granite City of Aberdeen. The city presents a modern cosmopolitan image and many visitors are often surprised by the many diverse attractions, which this regional capital offers. An afternoon visit to Crathes Castle and Gardens. Look out for some remarkable original painted ceilings. Be sure to visit the award winning gardens, which were established in their present form in the nineteenth century.

Sail late evening to Dundee.

Overnight: Harmony II at sea.

Friday, 16 July 2010
DUNDEE, Scotland

Golf: Carnoustie Golf Links. Host to the British Open on seven occasions and considered by many to be the most challenging of all Open venues. While the links is relatively flat it is exposed to the elements. A combination of length and accuracy are required from the tee and approach shots demand precision to the greens heavily guarded by steep bunkers and burns.

Tour: Enjoy a visit to Glamis Castle, childhood home of Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother, and birthplace of Princess Margaret. Visit Discovery Point in Dundee, an attraction centred on Captain Scott’s famous polar exhibition ship which was built in Dundee at the turn of the century to take Scott to the ends of the earth.

Overnight: Harmony II at berth in Dundee.

Saturday, 17 July 2010
DUNDEE, Scotland

Golf: Kingsbarns Golf Links. The course officially opened in 2000 and has quickly been established as one of the finest links courses in Scotland. A challenging links experience awaits golfers as the course’s spacious fairways roll and twist over dune ridges and hollows through Scottish heather and wispy rough along 1.5 miles of scenic coastline near St. Andrews.

Tour: Non golfers will enjoy a visit to St.Andrews, one of the most Historic Towns of Scotland. Hallowed in the hearts of golfers the world over, St. Andrews is also a centre of Secular, Spiritual and Academic life. A walking tour is planned around this University town. Take a stroll through the Cathedral grounds, once the resting place of Scotland's patron saint and after whom the town is named, and pass the castle where the Bishops lived when St Andrews was the Ecclesiastical capital of the country.

This afternoon you will have the opportunity to attend the third round of the Open Championship at St. Andrews.

Overnight: Harmony II at berth in Dundee.

Sunday, 18 July 2010
DUNDEE, Scotland

Tour: Enjoy a visit to the final round of the Open Championship at St.Andrews.

Overnight: Harmony II at berth in Dundee.

Monday, 19 July 2010
DUNDEE, Scotland

Depart for return flights to the US.