This is a prospective itinerary for 2 wks for 2 golfers (husband and 18 yo son) and me. &quot;Golf days&quot; leave some hours for sightseeing in afternoon. Your opinions, please...<BR><BR>Day 1 Arrive London, change airlines to <BR> arrive in Dublin by midday<BR>Day 2 Golf in North Dublin<BR>Day 3 Sightsee in Dublin<BR>Day 4 Golf a bit south of Dublin<BR>Day 5 Early flight to Edinburgh<BR>Day 6 Golf near Edinburgh<BR>Day 7 Midday depart for St. Andrews<BR> (3 nights in St. Andrews)<BR>Day 8 Golf near St. Andrews<BR>Day 9 Golf near St. Andrews<BR>Day 10 Early departure for London<BR> (Travel problem here--train, plane?)<BR>Day 11 London<BR>Day 12 London<BR>Day 13 London<BR>Day 14 Depart for US<BR><BR>(Note: Husband and son are meeting me in Ireland after I attend a conference there)<BR><BR>Thanks truly for any comments. We have been out of the country, but never in Scotland or London, never w/ golf clubs to tote, never with our son. So...I am a bit nervous.<BR><BR>Sandy

One suggestion, I think too many days to see London, not enough to see Edinburgh. Of the three, I think Edinburgh is the most enjoyable to visit. I also would not take the train but rather the plane from Edinburgh to London, to save time.

Sandy , my personal opinion only..I think you need more days in London, since you have never been there. <BR>There is so much to see and London is very easy to get around via public transportation.<BR>I love Edinburgh , too though. <BR>

Oh, oh...too many things to see and do. I have been in Dublin before, and the guys are really more interested in golf, So, maybe cut a day in Dublin and spend it in Edinburgh? That would give the guys three half days and eves in Dublin by dropping day 3?? Your opinions? Thanks. S

Sandy, me again. Yes, I would do what you could to add time to Edinburgh. I was underwhelmed with London and found two-three days more than enough before I wanted to get out. Edinburgh I stayed a week and wished for longer; it was just so comfortable (small-big city feel, and so clean!) and the people were incredibly friendly that I didn't want to leave. I've lived in Dublin, so I know that if you've been before you've probably done most of what there is to see.<BR><BR>Good luck!

Thanks again. Negotiating with the golfers now!