Scottish golf & the best golf courses in Scotland

Beautiful, 18 hole, par 70, pay and play parkland course, set in picturesque countryside close to Edinburgh city bypass, 15 minutes from Edinburgh Airport.

One of the most picturesque courses in Scotland with panoramic views of the Tweed Valley.

A hidden gem course that oozes character. Favourite of the locals and a true test of golf.

The Lansdowne course at the wonderful Blairgowrie Golf Club, home of Greg Norman's first victory as a professional, is often viewed as the real success story at this club.

Kintore is predominantly heathland in nature and covers a large area of land from the Don Basin, near the Clubhouse, to mature woodland at the far perimeters.

This is a relatively flat parkland course and despite there being no blind holes it is well protected by no less than 68 bunkers.

Hillside parkland course with excellent turf and panoramic views to Forth Bridges and surrounding counties.

A perfect holiday golfing experience, perched above the beautiful Solway coastline with stunning sea views, adjacent to one of the areas’ most popular holiday parks.

Carradale lies on the east coast of Kintyre and 30 minutes drive north of Campbelltown. It's a gem of a course and the views of the western profile of Arran unfold as soon as you step on the first tee.

The world famous Trump Turnberry, a Luxury Collection Resort, stands on a headland looking out across the Firth of Clyde towards the Isle of Arran and the Mull of Kintyre and down on one of the great championship links of the world.

Undulating parkland with tight approaches and well - placed bunkers.

A big inland golf course which has hosted many important Scottish amateur and professional events since Braid laid it out in 1927.

Port Glasgow is a splendid little golfing secret situated some 22 miles west of Glasgow. A varied moorland course, "The Port" provides spectacular and enchanting views of the Firth of Clyde and the rolling farm lands and which surrounds it.

Established in 1777, Come enjoy the 7th Oldest Golf Club in the World, 5th Oldest in Scotland & The Oldest in the world operating under its original name. Choose from one of our two excellent courses. The Stunning and Historical James Braid inspired 18 hole CorbieHill links, one of the finest links courses in the whole of Scotland, Wonderful views and some truly spectacular holes makes Corbiehill a true links adventure.

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Driving range located in the heart of the Scottish Borders near Ashkirk with 10 bays.

The Club was formed at a meeting held on 12th May 1892 and the original 9 holes layout was prepared by Mr William Park (Junior) of Musselburgh.

Beith is a hilly parkland course with spectacular views over the Clyde Coast and surrounding areas.

James Braid, the legendary golf course architect, was engaged to design the original layout which was opened officially in May,1934, and which has been plagued by reconstruction throughout its existence.

Whalsay Golf Club has the honour of being the most northerly golf course in the British Isles.

Situated a short drive from from the centre of Edinburgh, Whitehill House, one of the finest historic A-listed houses in Scotland, provides the perfect setting for this gloriously testing par 70 golf course.