Scottish golf & the best golf courses in Scotland

No fewer than four golf clubs share the Monifieth Links, a few miles to the east of Dundee.

Swanston Farm is home to one 18-hole golf course, a 9-hole short-course, a driving range, practice facilities, a FootGolf course and a DiscGolf course. All boast a tranquil and beautiful setting and views of the Pentland Hills or the South side of Edinburgh.

Girvan Golf Course Medal Tees Men 5064 yards SSS 64, Ladies 4738 yards SSS68 Neighbour to Turnberry, this course was designed by James Braid and has had few alterations since its inception in 1902.

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

Attractive parkland course situated 3 miles from the Championship Roxburghe course.

A mature blend of parkland and heathland with beautiful views of the picturesque Southern Uplands, this 18 hole course is the home course of European Tour pro and 1999 Ryder Cup team member Andrew Coltart.

In 1927 James Braid designed what many consider to be the finest, inland public links course in Britain, only ranking behind Carnoustie and St Andrews.

Only slightly more forgiving than its contemporaries on the seaward side of the Links, the Eden Course was built in 1914 by Harry S. Colt whose use of natural boundaries and severe bunkers provides a course full of character.

Our 9 hole Dornock course is a multi appealing short course with the same outstanding views and terrain as our 18 hole Ferntower course.

Located towards the south of Glasgow.

Undulating parkland with tight approaches and well - placed bunkers.

Two Crazy Golf Course & Race Track with a Bar serving drinks & cocktails

The Hickory Golf Workshop is the worlds first interactive hickory golf experience. Visitors can participate in a guided workshop on hickory club restoration and use hickory clubs on our indoor putting green and simulator

Anstruther was founded in 1890 and has seen many changes over the years, from a seven hole course with trenches through the middle and poles scattered over the greens, to stop gliders landing during the war.

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.

Cawdor Castle was built in 1370 at a time when clubs were in constant use in Scotland, but not for sporting reasons.

The course at Largs is rather unusual in that although it is situated on the coast, it has all the features of a fine inland parkland course.

Lauder Golf Course consists of nine holes measuring 6, 049-yards with a par of 72. Willie Park Jnr first laid it out in 1896. He holds the professional record for Lauder of 70, which he set in 1905.

18 Hole Park Land Golf Course presents a challenge to Golfers of all abilities.

Nestled between the tranquil Tingwall and Asta Lochs sits the peaceful Asta Golf Course, Scotland’s most Northerly 9 hole course.