The Scottish Highlands, known for their rugged beauty and mystical landscapes, offer an extraordinary destination for golfers seeking a unique blend of adventure and tranquility. Golf breaks in Highlands are unlike any other, providing access to a range of scenic and challenging courses that are steeped in history. From dramatic coastal views to ancient mountains, the Highlands offer the perfect setting for a truly memorable golfing experience.
The Highlands are home to some of Scotland’s most scenic and rewarding golf courses, where the natural beauty of the landscape enhances every round. Whether you’re playing links golf by the sea or teeing off with views of towering mountains, a Highland golf breaks promises both challenge and serenity. With luxurious accommodation options, welcoming Scottish hospitality, and an abundance of outdoor activities to enjoy off the course, the Highlands are the perfect destination for those looking for a mix of golf and adventure.
A golf holiday in the Highlands isn’t just about the game; it’s also an opportunity to explore one of Scotland’s most picturesque regions. Visitors can hike through the stunning landscapes, discover historic castles, visit whisky distilleries, and take in the fresh air of Scotland’s most rugged terrain. The Highlands offer an all-encompassing experience that combines world-class golf with breathtaking natural beauty and rich Scottish heritage.
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Planning your next golf break? Here’s a guide to the best golfing breaks in Highland highlighting top resorts and courses for the 2024/2025 seasons.
Every region of Scotland offers a unique golfing break experience, from famous links to hidden gems. No matter where you go, Highlands & Inverness
offers something for every golfer.
Play on championship courses where the greatest golfers have competed. Scotland is home to renowned tournaments, making Scotland golf breaks an unforgettable experience.
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Founded in 1877, one of the world’s most prestigious golf clubs with a rich heritage
Established in 1887, renowned for hosting prestigious tournaments, with a rich Scottish golfing tradition
Moray Old Course is another outstanding golf course set along the sparkling shores of the Moray Firth, opened in 1889.
Located just a few miles west of Nairn, Castle Stuart is the newest addition to golf in the Highlands. Even though just opening in 2009 Castle Stuart has attracted visitors in their droves year after year. This Par 72 stretches long over 7’400 yds. However due to a variety of teeing areas, generous fairways and large greens, it is very playable for golfers of all abilities. The course rolls along the Moray Firth Coastline and boasts some of the most spectacular views in golf.
As well as ‘Castle Stuart’ in view from many points on the golf course. Above all, Castle Stuart just oozes class and is one of those walks you would never tire of doing over and over again. For this reason, The European tour has hosted The Scottish Open there a number of times.
Fortrose & Rosemarkie is located to the north of Inverness and is the 15th oldest recorded club in the world. This 6,085 yrd 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 glimpse of the local dolphin pods feeding. Although the course is short, it certainly makes up its challenge in other ways. Specifically the course includes narrow fairways guarded by gorse, small undulating greens and pot bunkers at every turn.
As well as also contending with some incredible cross winds that sweep across the peninsula. Fortrose and Rosemarkie is a real quirky, great fun place to play golf in the Highlands. The Luxury Travel Guide Lifestyle Awards also honoured the club with the accolade of ‘Golf Club of the Year for Scotland 2019’.
Moray Old Course is another outstanding golf course set along the sparkling shores of the Moray Firth, opened in 1889. The Old Course was laid out by Old Tom Morris and true to ‘Old Tom’s’ designs there are an incredible mixture of wonderful golf holes. In fact some even claim the Par 4 18th is one of the finest holes in Scottish Golf.
The course has played host to a long line of Amateur and Professional tournaments as well as exhibition matches since 1901. Moray Golf Club also has a neighbouring ‘New Course’, which is a tremendous course in its own right. As a result, Moray Golf Club is a prime location to enjoy a couple of days’ golf in the Highlands. The club also stocks every malt from Moray and Speyside and far beyond – ideal for a dram after 18-holes!
The best time to visit is from late spring to early autumn (May to September), when the weather is most favorable for golfing.
Yes, we offer a range of golf break packages that include accommodation, rounds of golf, and additional services like spa treatments.
Absolutely! We specialise in organising group and corporate golf breaks, with tailored packages to suit your group’s needs.
Be sure to pack weather-appropriate clothing, as Scotland’s weather can be unpredictable. Layering is key, and don’t forget a waterproof jacket and comfortable golf shoes.
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