The Courses That Define Scottish Golf
Explore Scotland’s leading links, championship courses and resort venues by region.
Scotland has an unmatched range of golf, with centuries-old links, Open Championship venues and outstanding courses found in every part of the country.
Build your trip around St Andrews and the Fife coast, combine Muirfield and North Berwick in East Lothian, follow Ayrshire’s links from Prestwick to Turnberry, or travel north for Carnoustie, Royal Aberdeen and Royal Dornoch.
Tell us where you want to play, and Green Golf Ball will create a Scotland golf itinerary that brings the right courses, accommodation and travel together.
Fife & East Lothian Golf Courses
Archerfield Links
(Dirleton Course)
Dunbar Golf Club
Crail Golfing Society (Balcomie Links)
Dumbarnie Links
Fairmont St Andrews (Torrance)
Kilspindie Golf Club
St Andrews (Castle Course)
The Glen Golf Club
Elie Golf House Club
Fairmont St Andrews (Kittocks)
St Andrews (New Course)
St Andrews (Old Course)
Gullane Golf Club
(No. 1 Course)
Kingsbarns Golf Links
St Andrews (Jubilee Course)
Archerfield Links
(Fidra Course)
Gullane Golf Club
(No. 2 Course)
Gullane Golf Club
(No. 3 Course)
Muirfield
North Berwick Golf Club (West Links)
Aberdeenshire & Tayside Golf Courses
Carnoustie
(Championship Course)
Gleneagles
(Queen’s Course)
Cruden Bay
Murcar Links
Gleneagles
(King's Course)
Royal Aberdeen Golf Club
Gleneagles
(PGA Centenary Course)
Trump International Golf Links Scotland
Highlands Golf Courses
Brora Golf Club
Golspie Golf Club
Moray Golf Club
(Old Course)
Nairn Dunbar
Golf Club
Nairn Golf Club
Royal Dornoch Golf Club (Championship Course)
Cabot Highlands
(Castle Stuart)
Royal Dornoch Golf Club (Struie Course)
Cabot Highlands
(Old Petty)
Tain Golf Club
Fortrose & Rosemarkie
Golf Club
West & Northwest Ireland Golf Courses
Dundonald Links
Turnberry (King Robert the Bruce Course)
Prestwick Golf Club
Western Gailes Golf Club
Royal Troon Golf Club
Turnberry (Ailsa Course)
