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Musselburgh Old Links Golf Course - The Oldest Golf Course in the World.

Traditional Scottish Links Course situated in the Highlands of Scotland near Inverness. It was home to the Walker Cup in 1999.

The course is a jewel among rural 9 Hole courses in the Galloway Hills of South West Scotland. The superb greens are much admired. Many visitors are welcomed.

Two eighteen hole golf courses, extensive practice facilities, and a full complement of P.G.A. Professionals. Located near Aberdeen.

Parkland course in the heart of the Scottish Highlands.

A testing 9-hole (18 holes in 2003) course set in lovely parkland alongside an historic castle in Winchburgh, West Lothian.

Official website of the North Berwick Golf Club.

Oldmeldrum Golf Club is an open parkland course located 15 miles north of Aberdeen. Diary, rates and entry forms are listed.

Eighteen hole course situated on the River Dee. They offer competitive green fees, open competitions, corporate memberships, golfing lessons and a well stocked pro golf shop. Visitors, societies and corporate outings are all welcome.

Port Bannatyne Golf Club, located on the beautiful and historic Isle of Bute, Scotland. Founded in 1912, the Port Bannatyne Golf Club can claim to be amongst the most scenic courses in Scotland.

Our 18 hole Dunskey Course and 9 hole Dinvin Course is located in Dumfries and Galloway, South West Scotland.

James Braid designed course at the beginning of the 20th Century. History, scorecard and fees are listed.

Golf courses located in the birthplace of open golf. Lists Bookings details, shop products, gallery, general information and contact details.

Pleasant parkland course situated only minutes from Prestwick GC, Royal Troon and Turnberry on the Ayrshire's west coast.

The most northerly 18 hole seaside links on the British Mainland, located in the village of Reay. Pictures, fees, course map, competitions, and contact information.

Visitors are welcome at this Scottish parkland 18-hole course, overlooking the Firth of Clyde near Glasgow.

A members club that offers 18 holes of excellent golf to all that visit.

9 hole golf course located in the beautiful Spey Valley in Moray, Scotland. A test of any golfer's skill within the friendliest of environments.

An 18 hole clifftop course in the North East of Scotland overlooking the Moray Firth - exclusive international membership for golfers living outside the United Kingdom.

Saline is an excellent 9-hole course laid out over a south-facing hillside with tremendous views over the Forth Bridges, the rolling hills of the Lothian's, Stirling and the Ochil Hills.

Importer and supplier of golfing vehicles. Includes specifications and photographs.

History and current details of oldest golfing locations in Scotland and oldest golf clubs and societies.

Provides a challenging test of golf in a picturesque setting. Course and Club information, green fees, competitions and location addresses.

18 hole moorland course with magnificent views over the Firth of Clyde.

Home of the Old Course and the rich history of the game which has evolved over 600 years. Royal and Ancient Golf Club, history, course listings and ballot results are featured.

A relatively short course by modern standards, St Michaels challenges are made obvious by the fact that the course record is 67, a mere 3 under par. 4 Miles from the Golfing Mecca of St Andrews on the A919 Dundee to St Andrews road.

A guide to the only 18 hole golf course including scoreboard details, location and events calendar.

Strathpeffer is a hilly and scenic inland golf course situated 20 miles north of Inverness in the Highlands. Everyone is welcome whatever their standard. Friendly and informal.

Includes club news, fixture lists, details on competition winners, a full handicap list of the Juniors and Men, course map, tee times, fees, photos, and club history.

Tain Golf Club - Overlooking Dornoch Firth this club arguably offers one of the best settings in the Highlands.