The Golf Experience
St Andrews · Ayrshire · CarnoustiePrivate, out-of-hours access to legendary links such as the Old Course, Royal Troon, Turnberry and Carnoustie, with elite caddies, custom-fitted equipment and the course to yourselves.

THREE CHAMPIONS. FIVE DAYS. ONE INVITATION.
A private five-day retreat where championship golf, fine art and haute joaillerie meet with Gareth Bale, Michael Jordan and Sir Andy Murray in the company.
The man behind the itinerary and the reason a small company of guests will gather in Perthshire.
The finest things are not bought. They are arranged with care, shared with discretion and remembered.
CEO, Executive Golf Tours & Events
Howard Morris has spent more than four decades designing private journeys for people who have already seen everything. As chief executive of Executive Golf Tours & Events, he has built his reputation on access: the quiet, unhurried kind that opens championship links out of hours and puts a curator in the room with a collector.
He began in private-client travel, arranging sporting weeks and cultural expeditions for families and family offices. The work taught him that the most memorable itineraries are not the fullest ones; they are the ones with the confidence to leave space.
The Art of Time is his signature retreat: five days in Perthshire, three championship days at St Andrews, on the Ayrshire coast and at Carnoustie, a private collection, a closed-door auction and a table worth staying at. This year the company includes Gareth Bale, Michael Jordan and Sir Andy Murray. It is limited to a small party of guests and it is never repeated exactly.
Four disciplines, one itinerary. Each given its own time and setting.
The Art of Time is built from four disciplines, each given its own time and setting. Championship golf at first light. A private view in the afternoon. A closed-door auction after dark. A table that refuses to hurry.
Access is the medium. The Old Course, Royal Troon, Turnberry and Carnoustie are played out of hours; the collection is shown in a private gallery; the auction is conducted by a specialist auctioneer for the room only.
The retreat is limited to a small party of guests. Everything is arranged around a single itinerary: the caddies, the curators, the cellar, the cars.
Private, out-of-hours access to legendary links such as the Old Course, Royal Troon, Turnberry and Carnoustie, with elite caddies, custom-fitted equipment and the course to yourselves.
A private, invite-only viewing of fine art and haute joaillerie, with curators and gemologists on hand for one-to-one conversation.
A closed-door evening auction of rare golf memorabilia, contemporary masterpieces and bespoke jewels, conducted by a specialist auctioneer.
Michelin-starred dining, rare vintages and a cellar chosen for the room; breakfast on the terrace, dinner in the library, Champagne at midnight.
The Curated CollectionFine art · Haute joaillerie · Private view
The Private AuctionRare golf memorabilia · Masterpieces · Bespoke jewels
Dress CodeCountry elegance by day: tailoring, knitwear, waterproofs for the links. Black tie for the gala. Decorations may be worn.
Black TieThree champions, one championship day apiece and a seat at every dinner.
A retreat is only as rare as the company at the table. This year, three of sport's most decorated names take the course with us. One for each of the three championship days. Each of them stays for dinner.

Five Champions League titles and a lifelong obsession with the links. Gareth joins every foursome on the Old Course, setting the competitive tone for the week.
Six championships and one relentless competitive instinct. Michael plays the Ayrshire coast with the party, then hosts a private steak and cigar dinner from his own cellar.
Three Grand Slam titles and a dry wit made for the links. Sir Andy takes the morning round at Carnoustie before the black-tie gala and the live auction.
The five-day master itinerary. Every element can be tailored to the party, the season and the collector.
The retreat opens with the whisky vault, turns through St Andrews, the Ayrshire coast and Carnoustie, peaks at the black-tie gala and live auction and closes with a final links morning and the farewell. The order may be adjusted for weather, light and the collection.
Arrival at Edinburgh, then a chauffeured transfer to the castle. Suites prepared, clubs fitted, dinner jackets pressed.
In every suite: the Malbon x Manolo Blahnik limited-edition golf kit and a rare single malt chosen from a silent distillery.
A private, closed-door tasting at a silent distillery. No wallets. Every pour is pre-billed to the sponsors.
The Old Course kept clear for the party, with caddies assigned and tee times held. With Gareth Bale.
A private lunch overlooking the 18th green, with the afternoon left open for the town and the sea.
A relaxed, high-table dinner at a private residence in the town.
Turnberry and Royal Troon, with Michael Jordan joining the groups for the marquee day of the retreat. The par-3 carries the Royal Oak contest.
Audemars Piguet sponsors the day's par-3, and the ball closest to the pin takes an allocation-only Royal Oak. Michael Jordan presents it on the green.
A long lunch in the clubhouse while MJ holds court on competition, preparation and the habits that endure.
A private steak and cigar dinner hosted by Michael Jordan, with rare pours from his personal tequila.
An empty Carnoustie at first light. Caddies at the bags, the links to the party. With Sir Andy Murray.
Michelin-starred dining in the grand hall of the castle, with the estate at its most formal.
A private tennis clinic with Murray, a round with MJ, Savile Row tailoring, fine art and haute joaillerie, all conducted for the room only.
A leisurely round at a top-tier course, or the castle spa for those who would rather rest.
Bespoke gift bags: custom-woven tartan from Johnstons of Elgin, a piece of jewellery for spouses and a framed, signed photograph of the week.
VIP transport to Edinburgh Airport and private jets onward, with the auction lots shipped ahead.
Auchterarder, Perthshire
Scotland
14–18 May 2027. Private arrival and departure transfers included.
Country elegance by day · Black tie for the gala
A private house in Perthshire, with the championship links of Scotland within easy reach.
Gleneagles · Perthshire
The retreat is based at a private estate near Gleneagles, with the championship courses of St Andrews, Ayrshire and Angus within easy reach. The house, the gardens and the gallery are reserved for the party alone.
Days begin on the links and end in the library.
Between them: a private view, a gala in the grand hall and a table set for a long, unhurried dinner.
Arrive into Edinburgh, then by helicopter to the estate lawn, or by chauffeur from the airport.
Gleneagles is approximately one hour from Edinburgh and forty minutes from Glasgow by road.
The estate is closed to other guests for the five days of the retreat.
Join a small party of collectors, players and patrons for five days in Perthshire. Championship golf at St Andrews, Ayrshire and Carnoustie, three champions in the company, a private collection, a closed-door auction and a table worth staying at. Places are limited and every request is considered personally.
The Art of Time is realised with the support of a small circle of houses.
Time is the material. Audemars Piguet presents The Art of Time; the week is dressed by the houses below.
Further partners are acknowledged in the printed programme.