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In Scotland, true links golf courses are not created, they are born of the land. More than 130 years ago, “Old” Tom Morris recognized the potential for great golf here in this rugged, romantic corner... MORE »

Named after the third Marquess of Ailsa, who owned the land on which it was built, this par-70, 7,211-yard championship course is one of golf's storied places. Home to four Open Championships, Ailsa... MORE »

Scotscraig is conveniently located only 15 minutes from the famous Old Course, St Andrews. Although the course doesn't sit exactly adjacent to the coastline, there are a few sea breezes to... MORE »

A warm welcome awaits you at Inverness Golf Club. Our tree lined parkland course offers golfers of all abilities an excellent challenge. There are lush fairways, generous well manicured greens as... MORE »

Set in beautiful parkland, Dundee's premier course is a challenge to every golfer teeing off at the wonderful 1st hole and moving round the rolling contours of the course. The wildlife on the course... MORE »

The Burnside is often overshadowed by it’s illustrious neighbour but it oozes character and from the back tees is a splendid test of golf. Many of the short holes would grace any links course... MORE »

Buddon Links is a relatively new golf course having been opened in 1979. It was designed by Peter Allis and Davis Thomas although there have been significant changes since. As would be expected... MORE »

The Carrick on Loch Lomond is the 71-par course designed by the acclaimed golf course designer Doug Carrick, this stunning course uses every inch of the dramatic landscape straddling the fault lines... MORE »

This traditional, classic links course was laid out by the old master himself, Tom Morris, and opened in 1895. Created in the days when course design was governed by the natural lie of the land and... MORE »