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!
There are currently 521 golf courses within the golfshake.com system for this region.
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Glasgow Gailes Golf Club
(Ayrshire, United Kingdom)
Founded in 1787 Glasgow Gailes is the ninth oldest golf club in the world. It is a challenging links course, consistently selected by the R&A as a qualifying venue for the Open Championship. Situated in the heart of Scotland's Ayrshire golf coast, the Willie Park design has also hosted the Scottish PGA Championship.
(Ayrshire, United Kingdom)
Founded in 1787 Glasgow Gailes is the ninth oldest golf club in the world. It is a challenging links course, consistently selected by the R&A as a qualifying venue for the Open Championship. Situated in the heart of Scotland's Ayrshire golf coast, the Willie Park design has also hosted the Scottish PGA Championship.
Lundin Golf Club 
(Fife, United Kingdom)
Fine links fairways and excellent greens have ensured that it has been regularly selected as a final qualifying course for the Open Championship. Narrow fairways, bunkers, burns, and ever-changing winds guarantee a testing but rewarding golfing experience.
(Fife, United Kingdom)
Fine links fairways and excellent greens have ensured that it has been regularly selected as a final qualifying course for the Open Championship. Narrow fairways, bunkers, burns, and ever-changing winds guarantee a testing but rewarding golfing experience.
Brunston Castle Golf Club
(Ayrshire, United Kingdom)
Brunston Castle Golf Course is a 6700 yard parkland course designed by Donald Steel. Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty, the course is split by the Water of Girvan and lined with mature trees. The superb clubhouse, which commands spectacular views over the course, has full dining and bar facilities and there is also a floodlit, covered driving range on-site.
(Ayrshire, United Kingdom)
Brunston Castle Golf Course is a 6700 yard parkland course designed by Donald Steel. Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty, the course is split by the Water of Girvan and lined with mature trees. The superb clubhouse, which commands spectacular views over the course, has full dining and bar facilities and there is also a floodlit, covered driving range on-site.
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.
(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.
Balbirnie Park Golf Club
(Fife, United Kingdom)
Situated in Markinch near Glenrothes and set within 140 acres of superb woodland, this beautiful layout opened in 1983 and, with a par of 71 and measuring 6,300 yards from the men's tees, is a good challenge for golfers of all abilities.
(Fife, United Kingdom)
Situated in Markinch near Glenrothes and set within 140 acres of superb woodland, this beautiful layout opened in 1983 and, with a par of 71 and measuring 6,300 yards from the men's tees, is a good challenge for golfers of all abilities.
Brechin Golf Club
(Tayside, United Kingdom)
This relatively flat course has stunning views of the Grampian Hills to provide a perfect backdrop to your round. The quality of the greens has greatly improved in the last few years, making this a fine test for any golfer. James Braid was the course architect, like so many in the area, which always provides you with a thought-provoking round.
(Tayside, United Kingdom)
This relatively flat course has stunning views of the Grampian Hills to provide a perfect backdrop to your round. The quality of the greens has greatly improved in the last few years, making this a fine test for any golfer. James Braid was the course architect, like so many in the area, which always provides you with a thought-provoking round.
