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Courses
- Kingussie Golf Club
- Carrbridge Golf Club
- B. A. Club Pitch and Putt - Pitch & Putt
- Fortrose & Rosemarkie Golf Club - 18 hole Par 69/71
- Newtonmore Golf Club
- Dragon's Tooth Golf Club - 9 hole Par 33
- Muir of Ord Golf Club - 18 hole Par 68
- Bonar Bridge, Ardgay Golf Club - 9 hole Par 34
- Thurso Golf Club
- Fort Augustus Golf Club
- Nairn Golf Club
- Nairn Dunbar Golf Course
- Durness Golf Club - 9 hole Par 35
- Portmahomack Golf Club
- Macdonald Spey Valley Championship Golf Course
- Inverness Golf Club - 18 hole Par 69
- Abernethy Golf club
- Aigas Golf Course
- King's Golf Club - 18 hole Par 69
- Championship Course - 18 hole Par 70 Championship course
- Invergordon Golf Club
- Struie Course
- Craggan Golf Course
- Spey Valley 9-hole Academy Golf Course
- Helmsdale Community Golf Club
- Alness Golf Club
- Grantown-On-Spey Golf Club - 18 hole Par 69
- Boat of Garten Golf and Tennis Club - 18 hole Par 70
- Ullapool Golf Club
- Spean Bridge Golf Club
- Castle Stuart Golf Links - 18 hole Par 72
- Fairways Loch Ness Golf Club - 18 Hole Par 70 Loch Ness course + 9 hole Par 29 Family course
- Cawdor Castle Golf Club - 9 hole Par 32
- Tain Golf Club
- Brora Golf Club
- Wick Golf Club
- Golspie Golf Club
- Strathpeffer Spa Golf Club
- Carnegie Links
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to plan a golf trip to the Scottish Highlands?
Focus on late spring (May-June) or early autumn (September-early October) for your Highland golf adventure. You'll enjoy longer daylight hours and generally more settled weather, avoiding the peak summer crowds and midges while still getting those glorious links conditions.
What makes Highland golf unique, and which courses truly capture its spirit?
Highland golf is all about raw, dramatic landscapes and historic links that feel untouched by time. You absolutely must experience Royal Dornoch and Castle Stuart for their world-class layouts, but don't overlook hidden gems like Brora or Golspie for a genuine taste of traditional Scottish golf.
How challenging is it to get around and link up courses in the Highlands?
Navigating the Highlands requires a car, as public transport is limited between many of the best courses. Roads are generally good, but be prepared for some single-track roads, especially as you venture to more remote coastal links. Embrace the journey; the scenic drives are part of the experience.
What kind of budget should I expect for a Highland golf trip?
A Highland golf trip can range from moderate to premium, depending on your course choices and accommodation. Expect green fees at top-tier courses like Royal Dornoch to be significant, but you can balance this by playing excellent, more affordable local links. Factor in car rental and accommodation, which can vary widely from charming B&Bs to luxury hotels.
Besides golf, what else should I experience while visiting the Highlands?
The Highlands offer so much more than just golf; you'd be missing out if you didn't explore a bit. We recommend visiting a local whisky distillery for a tour and a dram, exploring historic castles like Dunrobin, or simply taking in the breathtaking natural beauty of Loch Ness or the Cairngorms National Park.