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Scottish Golf Courses

Scotland is truly the ‘Home of Golf’ – where the game was invented and first played. Playing golf in Scotland truly allows you to walk in the footsteps of our forefathers and golfing legends.

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 The Old Course, St Andrews Links

The New Course, St Andrews Links

The Jubilee Course, St Andrews

The Castle Course, St Andrews

Kingsbarns Golf Club

Dumbarnie Golf Links

Carnoustie Golf Links

North Berwick Golf Club

Gullane Golf Club

Dunbar Golf Club

Muirfield Golf Links

Luffness New Golf Club

Royal Musselburgh Golf Course

Trump Turnberry Golf 

Royal Troon Golf Club

Prestwick Golf Club

Machrihanish Golf Club

Machrihanish Dunes

The PGA Centenary Course – Gleneagles

King’s Course – Gleneagles

Queen’s Course – Gleneagles

Royal Dornoch Golf Club

Cabot Highlands Castle Stuart

The Nairn Golf Club

Nairn Dunbar Golf Club

Fortrose and Rosemarkie Golf Club

Tain Golf Course

Brora Golf Club

The Machrie – Islay

Ardfin- Jura
 

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