Four Open Championships have taken place at The Ailsa, one of the best-known golf courses in the UK. Set on the Ayrshire coastline with Arran and Ailsa Craig as the backdrop, the par-71 course was reimagined in 2014 (changes included adding five new holes) when The Trump Organisation invested over £200m. There’s also a newer course named after the 13th-century king of Scotland, King Robert the Bruce, who was born in Turnberry Castle (several holes have views of the castle ruins). The Duel in the Sun restaurant, named in honour of the legendary play-off between Tom Watson and Jack Nicklaus in the 1977 Open Championship, specialises in steak and lobster – one of five restaurants at luxury hotel Trump Turnberry. If you only eat dinner at one, make it the signature 1906, where service starts each evening at 19.06. Traditional rooms are furnished with mahogany beds, faux-silk wallpaper and gold leaf-detail bedside tables; the two-bedroom Turnberry Lighthouse Suite has a living room, terrace and seascape vistas. In the spa, treatments use ishga skincare products, made from organic Scottish seaweed.