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Welcome to Gullane Golf Club

Gullane Golf Club in East Lothian, Scotland offers championship quality links golf courses with dramatic views across the Firth of Forth to Edinburgh and Fife. The three golf courses do not have names but simply numbers which reflect their age.

Gullane No. 1 has a long history of hosting international Championship golf events and is an Open Championship Qualifying course. The No. 1 Course will be hosting local final qualifying for the Open in 2013 when the Championship is played at Muirfield. Gullane No.2 has also been used for Open Championship Qualifying and the Seniors Open Amateur. Gullane No.3, whilst being the shortest of the three golf courses, still provides a stern challenge for golfers of all abilities

"A challenging parkland course that never fails to delight"

Welcome to Duddingston Golf Club - regarded as one of the most outstanding parkland courses in the Lothians. Established in 1895 the course has a rich history and is known for its challenging design and sweeping fairways. Set in delightful surroundings, the Braid Burn is a key feature which meanders throughout the course, always sitting in wait to grab that errant shot.

Golf with a view......

From a golfing perspective St. Andrews may arguably be the golfing centerpiece for golf in the Kingdom of Fife but throughout the Kingdom there are a number of golfing ‘Jewels in the Crown’. One of these is Aberdour. Aberdour Golf Club, although founded in 1896, did not begin developing a course at its present location until 1905. Like most courses established at that time, Aberdour was a nine hole course, with a further nine being added in 1914. Today, its 18 holes cover 5460 yards and have been laid out on land made up of ancient sea cliffs and raised beaches.

Welcome to British Golf Museum

Where better to find out about golf than in St. Andrews, the home of golf. Using diverse displays and exciting interactives, the Museum tells the story of British golf from its origins in the middle ages through to the present day. We explore the players, tournaments and equipment, both past and present, which help to make golf the game it is today...

Scottish Tourist Board 5 Star Rating Museum

The Most Beautiful and Hospitable Golfing and Social Destination in the Scottish Highlands

If You're Looking for a Well-Earned Golf Break Among Friends, You'll Feel Right at Home at Fairways in Inverness.

When Fairways opened the Loch Ness Golf Course in 1996, its goal was to create a different type of golf destination: more a friendly bar with a golf course than a golf course with an unwelcoming clubhouse. As soon as you walk into the Loch Ness clubhouse, you instantly sense this subtle but important distinction.

Welcome to Newtonmore Golf Club

The golf course, which mostly lies along the banks of the River Spey in the heart of Monarch of the Glen country is surrounded by some of the most dramatic and beautiful highland scenery, a definite hazard for those trying to concentrate on their golf.

The golf course plays to 6041 yds, with a premium on keeping the ball in play. Only one par five is complemented by a clutch of tight par fours and challenging par threes. Play to your handicap and you will have played well.

Skelmorlie Golf Club is a long established 18 hole private golf course situated on the gentle slopes overlooking the village of Skelmorlie and Wemyss Bay on the West Coast of Scotland.

Skelmorlie Golf Club is a friendly little club with a challenging course that will test all levels of handicap. Play well and you may be rewarded with a score in the sixties, but don`t be fooled by the shortish yardage of the course. The par 3 holes in particular will test even the best golfers if there is a stiff breeze blowing from the sea.

Welcome to Ladybank Golf Club

Those of us who are fortunate enough to play Ladybank on a regular basis are fulsome in praise of the course and its surroundings. On a fine summer`s day there is no finer place on earth - there is no doubt in our minds that this is a course of outstanding quality and rare beauty.

The most North Westerly Course on Mainland Britain

A Warm welcome awaits all visitors.

Officially recognised as a nine hole course, but with a second set of very different tees Durness plays like a traditional 18 holes. Being situated in North West Sutherland golfers are ensured spectacular scenery and a closeness to nature.

WELCOME TO ST ANDREWS LINKS, THE HOME OF GOLF

Old Course, New Course, Jubilee Course, Eden Course, Strathtyrum Course, Balgove Course, The Castle Course.

Welcome to the home of Benbecula Golf Club

Benbecula golf course is a naturally flat course. As a result of its good condition, it is a popular haunt for visiting golfers who are seeking a game in slightly different surroundings.

Our course is maintained by the members and has a short back and sides more regularly than any other course! It is very well kept and is set on the flat grasslands of the Uist's middle island, Benbecula.

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