Golf Courses in Scottish Highlands

A Brief History of Moray Golf Club Founded in 1889, Moray Golf Club was initially established with only nine holes. Over the years, the club has undergone several transformations, including adding another nine holes to its offering in 1906. In 1979, the club finally achieved its current layout with the completion of the New Course. […]

Welcome to Golspie Golf Club, one of Scotland’s best-kept secrets! Golspie Golf Club is located on the Dornoch Coast around 15 minutes north of the famous Royal Dornoch. Situated in the beautiful Highlands of Scotland, this course offers breathtaking views of the coast and challenging holes that will test even the most skilled golfers. Whether

Fortrose and Rosemarkie Golf Club is located to the north of Inverness and is the 15th oldest recorded club in the world. This course spans along the Chanonry peninsula in the ‘Black Isle’ that juts out to Rosemarkie Bay on the Moray Firth. It is a favourite spot for many dolphin enthusiasts to catch a

Located near Inverness and a few miles west of Nairn, Castle Stuart ( is the newest addition to golf in the Highlands. The course rolls along the Moray Firth Coastline and boasts some of the most spectacular views in golf with ‘Castle Stuart’ Cabot Highlands in the view from many points on the golf course.

Perhaps one of the least well-known of Scotland’s many Links courses, this northern gem deserves a lot more respect and attention than it gets. Based in the Highlands, Brora Golf Club is another James Braid masterpiece design. It’s a traditional style links course with the front 9 extending away from the clubhouse with the north

Nestled between the Cairngorms and the Strathspey Railway is the charming course at Boat of Garten. Running alongside the River Spey, you will find “The Boat” a well-known hidden gem that is a really fun day of golf! If you are interested in a delightful course that is surrounded by some of the greatest views