Argyll and Bute
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Courses
- Craignure Golf Club
- Gigha Golf Club
- Machrihanish Dunes Golf Course - 18 hole Par 72
- Tobermory Golf Club
- The Machrie
- Dunaverty Golf Club - 18 hole Par 66
- Iona Golf Course
- Campbelltown Putting Green
- Pitch & Putt
- The Wee course
- Glencruitten Golf Club
- Colonsay Golf Club - 18 hole Par 70
- Vaul Golf Club
- Lochgilphead Golf Club - 9 holes
- Tarbert Golf Club - 9 hole Par 33
- Isle of Eriska Golf Club
- Ardfin Golf Course
- Carradale Golf Course
- Machrihanish Links
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to plan a golf trip to Argyll and Bute?
We always recommend late spring through early autumn - May to September - for the best chance of decent weather and longer daylight hours. You'll find the courses in prime condition, and while rain is always a possibility, the views are simply spectacular under a Scottish summer sky.
What kind of golf experience should I expect from Argyll and Bute's courses?
Prepare for a real mix, from stunning coastal links with dramatic sea views to charming parkland courses nestled in the glens. Many of the courses here offer a true test of your game against the elements, often with a relaxed, welcoming club atmosphere you won't forget.
Are there any must-play courses or hidden gems in Argyll and Bute that you recommend?
Absolutely. Machrihanish Golf Club is a classic links experience you simply can't miss, with its famous opening tee shot over the beach. For a more secluded, challenging round, Machrihanish Dunes offers a wild, natural links feel that truly connects you with the landscape.
Beyond the golf, what unique experiences does Argyll and Bute offer for visitors?
You're in for a treat; this region is stunning. We suggest exploring the Kintyre Peninsula's rugged coastline, visiting a local whisky distillery like Springbank in Campbeltown, or taking a ferry to one of the nearby islands for a taste of authentic island life.
What's the typical cost range for a round of golf in Argyll and Bute?
You'll find a good range, making it accessible for most budgets. Expect green fees to generally run from around £30-£40 for some of the smaller, charming courses, up to £80-£120 for the more renowned links experiences like Machrihanish. It's excellent value for the quality of golf and scenery.