Courses in Scotland

Appropriately nicknamed the 'home of golf', Scotland is the place everyone wants to go when thinking about a golfing trip. Home to some of the best courses in the world and some amazing scenery, golfing in Scotland is definately something which must be experienced at least once! Why not play at world famous venues like Turnberry and Gleneagles, or try our top rated user-reviewed venue Downfield, which has previously hosted the prestigious PGA Masters. Scotland really does offer some big names in golf!

Golf Course Directory

Featured Courses

Dundonald Golf Course
(Ayrshire, United Kingdom)

In its short history, Dundonald Links has quickly become recognised as one of Europe’s “must play” new links courses. It has already hosted the Duke of York Young Champions Trophy event, as well as qualifying for the Senior British Open Championship.

Kirriemuir Golf Club
(Tayside, United Kingdom)

This entertaining layout was designed by the renowned James Braid and encapsulates the surrounding landscape beautifully. It features some testing holes that require golfers to use their head more than their brawn. The final two holes provide the biggest challenge, as the 17th is a par 3 guarded by two majestic trees on either side, while the 18th has a large tree blocking the right half of the fairway and a large bunkered gully protecting the green.

Bishopbriggs Golf Club
(Strathclyde, United Kingdom)

Peterhead Golf Club
(Grampian, United Kingdom)

Fortrose and Rosemarkie Golf Club
(Highlands, United Kingdom)

A typical yet unique Scottish links course designed by James Braid and almost totally encircled by the sea. There are sea and mountain views from every tee, fairway and green, other visual delights are the resident school of bottle-nose dolphins who often play within a five irons length of the first eight fairways!