Penn Men’s Golf · October 2026
Penn Golf is going to Scotland.
The team tees it up in the St Andrews Links Collegiate, October 12–14. Then the Penn Golf family joins them across the pond, October 14–17.
Three nights at the Old Course Hotel. Rounds at the Castle Course, Kingsbarns, and Carnoustie. Dinners overlooking the Old Course. And a daily ballot chance to play the oldest course in the world.
The Tournament · Oct 12–14
St Andrews Links Collegiate
The fourth annual St Andrews Links Collegiate — a four-team field of Penn, Texas, Washington, and St Andrews, with both Penn’s men’s and women’s teams competing in the home of golf.
Two rounds of stroke play on the Jubilee Course set the individual championships and the seeding. Then the final day is match play — Championship and Consolation matches — on the Old Course itself. All three days are televised on Golf Channel.
The Tour · Oct 14–17
Four days on the links.
Wednesday, Oct 14
Arrival & the Castle Course
- ·Land in Scotland, transfer to St Andrews
- ·Round at the St Andrews Castle Course (alumni only)
- ·Check in at the Old Course Hotel · free evening in town
Thursday, Oct 15
Kingsbarns
- ·Round at Kingsbarns Golf Links
- ·Penn coaches and student-athletes join the group
- ·Team dinner at the Rusacks Hotel, overlooking the Old Course
Friday, Oct 16
Carnoustie
- ·Round at Carnoustie Golf Links
- ·Farewell dinner at the Carnoustie Clubhouse
Saturday, Oct 17
Departure
- ·Breakfast at the hotel
- ·Transfer to Edinburgh Airport
Every day: a ballot entry for a tee time on the Old Course itself. The package covers ground transportation and airport transfers, a College Links Golf ambassador throughout, clubhouse lunches with each round, and a first-tee gift pack.
The Packages
How the trip supported the team.
Registration ran through June 30, 2026, with three package levels — the higher tiers folding in a tax-deductible gift to the Penn Golf annual fund that directly sponsors student-athletes on this trip.
Bronze
$5,000
The full Scotland trip experience.
Silver
$7,500
The full trip, plus a $2,500 tax-deductible gift sponsoring one Penn student-athlete.
Gold
$10,000
The full trip, plus a $5,000 tax-deductible gift sponsoring two Penn student-athletes.
Registered? Questions?
The trip is organized with the Penn Champions Club.
For anything about the Scotland Tour — confirmations, logistics, or details — reach Charlie Carroll at the Penn Champions Club.
Going? Post your rounds and photos to Moments when we’re back — the whole clubhouse will want to see it.
Photos: Kohjiro Kinno / St Andrews Links Trust · College Links Golf