Scotland Courses by Region

St Andrews and The Kingdom of Fife - where golf began! The region is home to a number of must play courses.

• Carnoustie  
• Crail
• Elie Golf Course, St. Andrews 
• Torrance and Kittocks Courses at Fairmont St. Andrews
• Kingsbarns    
• Dukes St. Andrews  - Old Course Hotel
• St. Andrews Golf Links - Old Course, New, Jubilee, Castle, Eden and Strathtyrum   

On Scotland's west coast of Ayrshire is the Turnberry Resort, a world renowned resort set on 360 acres with two championship golf courses, The Ailsa and King Robert the Bruce (formerly The Kintyre). The Ailsa Course last hosted the Open Championship in 2009. 

• Ailsa and King Robert the Bruce at Turnberry Resort
• Dundonald Golf Links
• Glasgow Gailes
• Machrihanish Dunes
• Machrihanish Golf Course
• Prestwick  
• Royal Troon
• Western Gailes

Any visit to Scotland should be combined with a visit to this region, including the Scottish capital of Edinburgh, which is not only Scotland’s banking and finance center but it is surrounded by some of the country’s most remarkable golf courses.

Just east of Edinburgh is "East Lothian" with over 40 miles of magnificent coastline, rolling countryside and some of the world’s finest selection of links golf courses. Muirfield, Gullane and North Berwick Golf Club are among its most popular courses.

• Dunbar
• Gullane
• King's Course, Queen's Course, PGA Centenary at Gleneagles
• Muirfield
• North Berwick

The Highlands of Scotland are world famous for the wide open expanse and natural scenic beauty, as well as some of the best golf courses that Mother Nature ever created. Royal Dornoch GC and Cruden Bay GC are two courses that are favorites of our clients.
 

• Castle Stuart
• Cruden Bay
• Lossiemouth (Old Moray)
• Nairn
• Royal Aberdeen
• Royal Dornoch
• Trump International Scotland