Scottish golf & the best golf courses in Scotland

Falkirk Community Trust is responsibile for the management and operation of a range of community-facing sport, recreation, arts, heritage and library services.

Founded in 1906, Elgin Golf Club is widely regarded as one of the finest inland courses in Scotland. Measuring 6,458 yards with par of 71 welcomes visitors from near and far.

Toptracer Powered LED floodlit all weather driving range has 14 automatic pop up Powertees and excellent shock-resistant strike proof mats. Quality Srixon two piece balls are the best in Edinburgh & the Lothians. There is a large practice putting green, pitch & putt area, chipping zone and practice bunker. We offer On demand golf lessons, practice bays and tee-offs through our online booking site 9-hole Par 64 golf course built with USGA greens designed to offer enjoyment for starters, whilst still offering a challenge to the most able golfers

Surrounded by the hills of Donside with Bennachie dominating, the course is challenging to golfers of all ages and ability without being physically demanding.

The Jubilee Course at St Andrews was originally opened as a 12-hole layout in 1897 and was extended to 18 holes in 1905.

Parkland, 18 holes, 5,460 yards, SSS 66, Par 67.

Situated seven miles from the centre of Glasgow, Balmore is one of the most picturesque courses in the region, with uninterrupted views of the unspoiled surrounding countryside.

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

Cochrane Castle is the Johnstone club where some Scottish notables such as Barclay Howard, Dean Robertson and John Caven all started out.

Undulating parkland with tight approaches and well - placed bunkers.

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.

18 holes, 6121 yards, SSS 70, par 72 A gently undulating parkland course designed by J R Stutt.

The Montgomery lies in beautiful, unspoilt parkland bordering Loch Leven. Undulating greens, streams ponds and enticing tree-lined fairways provide a challenging activity to both low and high handicap golfers alike.

Greenock Whinhill is a moorland course set above the town with panoramic views over the River Clyde. There are also great views of the local countryside from the majority of the holes, which provides a stirring backdrop to your round.

Lybster Golf Club welcomes all abilities of golfers.

Nexgen Golf is an indoor golf simulator centre and golf academy based in Cumbernauld. We use Trackman technology to power our 4 extra large golf bays and have an onsite pro shop with lessons, junior academy and club fitting available.

Golf with a View...Dalmunzie Golf Course is one of Britain’s highest 9-hole courses, set in an area of true natural beauty. The views in all directions are marvellous and can even justify a shoddy round!

This is an eight passenger luxury hotel and sightseeing barge which sails along the Caledonian Canal.

Founded in 1911, Craigie Hill is a Club steeped in history.

The scenery is the star of this challenging 9 hole parkland town course. Dalbeattie’s well maintained course offers a few gentle slopes and rewards with panoramic views along the Urr valley, north to Cairnsmore of Fleet and south to Kippford .

The Ayrshire course holds a special place in the golfing history books, having been the venue for the first-ever Open Championship back in 1860.