Angus
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Courses
- Arbroath Golf Course
- Kelly Castle golf course
- Montrose Golf Links
- Edzell Golf Club - 18-hole Par 71 Old Course & 9 hole Par 32 West Water Course
- Old Course
- Glens Course
- The Nestie
- Ballumbie Castle Golf Course
- Guthrie Castle Golf Course - 9 hole Par 35 (access only for Hotel guests)
- Forbes of Kingennie Golf Course
- Kirriemuir
- Piperdam Golf & Leisure Resort
- Brechin Golf Club - 18 hole Par 69
- Arbroath West Links Pitch & Putt - 9 hole Pitch & Putt
- Medal Course
- Panmure Links
- The Carnoustie Burnside Course
- Forfar Golf Club
- Ashludie Course
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to plan a golf trip to Angus?
We always recommend visiting Angus between May and September. You'll get the most daylight hours and the courses are typically in their prime condition, though you should still pack layers for that unpredictable Scottish weather. Early autumn can also be beautiful, offering a quieter experience with crisp air.
Everyone talks about Carnoustie, but what other Angus courses are must-plays?
While Carnoustie is a beast, don't overlook Montrose Golf Links, a truly historic and challenging links course that often flies under the radar. We also love Panmure Golf Club; it's a fantastic test of golf with a rich history and a more intimate feel than its famous neighbor. You'll find genuine links character at both.
Is Angus a good golf destination if I'm looking for value, or is it all premium pricing?
Angus offers a surprising amount of value, especially if you venture beyond the marquee names. While Carnoustie is a splurge, you'll find excellent, traditional links golf at places like Monifieth or Arbroath for a fraction of the cost. It's a great region to mix a bucket-list round with some fantastic, more affordable gems.
What's the easiest way to get between courses when golfing in Angus?
We always suggest renting a car for your Angus golf trip; it gives you the flexibility to explore all the courses at your own pace. Public transport is limited between some of the smaller towns and clubs, so a car makes logistics much smoother. The roads are generally good, making for easy drives between your rounds.
How does the golf experience in Angus compare to other popular Scottish regions like Fife or Ayrshire?
Angus feels a bit more rugged and less touristy than Fife, offering a truly authentic links experience without as much fanfare. You'll find a strong sense of local community at many clubs, and the courses often feel more exposed to the elements, demanding a real links game. It's a place for serious golfers who appreciate tradition and a genuine challenge.