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Loch Lomond
Whiskies unveils Scotland’s first whisky
golf trail in celebration of The Open
2024.

The whisky loving
golfers amongst you just may want to
have a round on this new 10 hole course,
Loch Lomond Whiskies, The Official
Spirit of The Open, has launched
Scotland’s first 10 Hole whisky golf
trail ahead of The 152nd Open at Royal
Troon this summer. The trail starts in
Glasgow and concludes in Troon or should
I say Royal Troon.
Loch Lomond Whiskies is encouraging golf enthusiasts to join the
excitement leading up to the sport’s
premier championship, the distiller has
collaborated with 10 bars in Glasgow and
Troon, charting a route to The Open’s
much-awaited return to Scotland this
July.
From Glasgow’s Merchant City to Troon
Harbour (between 12-21 July), both golf
fans and whisky lovers can savour a
unique serve from Loch Lomond Whiskies’
extensive selection at each
participating bar. These bars are
conveniently located for those
travelling
to the championship or watching the
event from Glasgow city centre.
Participating bars include The Absent
Ear and The Piper Whisky Bar in Merchant
City; Devil of Brooklyn, The Raven, Malo
Wine & Negroni Bar, and The Pot Still in
Glasgow city centre; The Bon Accord in
Glasgow’s west end; and Lido, Scott’s
Bar & Restaurant, and The Fox in Troon.
This whisky golf trail coincides with
Loch Lomond Whiskies’ launch of three
new single malts celebrating The Open.
The Open Special Edition 2024 (RRP £45;
46% ABV), The Open Course Collection
2024 (RRP £290; 47.1% ABV), and The
152nd Open Exclusive 29 Year Old Single
Malt – French Sauternes Finish (RRP
£1,520, 47.8% ABV) honour the people,
players, and courses that have shaped
the championship's history. All three
whiskies will be available for tasting
at Loch Lomond Whiskies’ stand at The
Open and at three bars on the whisky
golf trail: The Bon Accord, The Pot
Still, and The Piper Whisky Bar.
The other participating bars will
feature cocktails as part of the whisky
golf trail. Created by award-winning
bartender and mixologist Jamie Moran,
co-owner of The Absent Ear, each
cocktail will also be available for
purchase at The Open and will highlight
Loch Lomond Whiskies’ distinctive
flavors of fruit, honey, and soft smoke.
Joanne Carlin, sponsorship and events
manager at Loch Lomond Whiskies, said:
"At Loch Lomond Whiskies we’re proud to
be the official Spirit of The Open, and
our development of Scotland’s first
whisky golf trail is an exciting new
milestone in our ongoing commitment to
this prestigious sport.
"We hope the trail will be a welcome pit
stop for those travelling to The Open by
train, and those enjoying the
championship from afar. Jamie will be
working with us on our stand at The
Open, and it’s been a privilege to
collaborate with him on a range of
unique cocktails and serves which
showcase the distillery’s unique
approach to creating flavour."
This year celebrates the seventh
anniversary of Loch Lomond Whiskies’
partnership with The Open. The world’s
oldest golf championship gathers
professional players from around the
world to compete for the prestigious
Claret Jug.
The 152nd Open returns to Scotland,
taking place from July 12-21, 2024, at
Royal Troon in Ayrshire. Established in
1878, Royal Troon is acclaimed as one of
the world’s premier links courses and
last hosted The Open in 2016.
To plan your course click on the image
above for a for a larger map of the 10
bar Glasgow - Troon whisky golf trail.
The bars participating in the whisky
golf trail include:
- The Bon
Accord, 153 North Street, Glasgow,
G3 7DA
- Malo – Wine
& Negroni Bar, 12 Bothwell Street,
Glasgow, G2 6LU
- The Pot
Still, 154 Hope Street, Glasgow, G2
2TH
- The Raven,
81-85 Renfield Street, Glasgow, G2
1NQ
- Devil of
Brooklyn, 42 Renfield Street,
Glasgow, G2 1NF
- The Piper
Whisky Bar, 57 Cochrane Street,
Glasgow, G1 1HL
- The Absent
Ear, Brunswick Street, Glasgow, G1
1TF
- Scott’s Bar
& Restaurant, Harbour Road, Troon,
KA10 6DJ
- Lido Troon,
11-17 West Portland Street, Troon,
KA10 6AB
- The Fox, 18
West Portland Street, Troon, KA10
6AB
You will find the Loch Lomond The Open
Special Edition 2024 (RRP £45; 46%
ABV), Loch Lomond The Open Course
Collection 2024 (RRP £290; 47.1%
ABV) and Loch Lomond The 152nd Open
Exclusive 29 Year Old Single Malt –
French Sauternes Finish (RRP £1,520,
47.8% ABV) available from specialist online whisky
shops such as
The Whisky Exchange
and
Master of Malt
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