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| Home Scottish Links Golf The Basics Detailed information AFSD - how to determine the real length of a golf course Helpful Websites Platinum Page Upscale places, products & services Aberdeen & Grampian Highlands Royal Aberdeen, Cruden Bay... Ayrshire Royal Troon, Turnberry, Prestwick... Northern Highlands Royal Dornoch, Castle Stuart, Brora, Nairn... Just east of Edinburgh Scotland's Golf Coast North Berwick, Muirfield, Gullane... St. Andrews area Out of the way, but worth a play Machrihanish, Pitlochry... Machrihanish Dunes Links Lite Great links golf for the not-so-great golfer Donate What others say |
Scottish golf courses off the beaten path but too good to miss Scotland abounds in unique and magnificent golf courses. But many are never seen by visiting goflers because they're not on the regular tour routes or in a popular golfing area. These gems lie waiting to be discovered by the golfer willing to step off the beaten path in exchange for an unforgettable round of golf.Household names to Scottish golfers and the cognoscenti, these world-class golf courses would enjoy worldwide fame if it were not for their locations. So we're creating a special page for them. More courses will be added. But for starters, click on the Machrihanish, Mach Dunes and Pitlochry links on the left. A friend of ours -- Dan Hare, from the Isle of Jersey, UK -- has played some of these rare treasures. He knows and loves Scottish golf, and we value his opinions. Here are two "hidden gems" in northern Scotland you need to know about. Both have "honesty boxes" for their greens fees if clubhouse is closed. -- "Gems you should visit ... Traigh (on the beautiful Mallaig peninsula).
And Durness, a full day round trip from Dornoch with some of the best scenery in Scotland. Just about the most jaw-fropping 9-hole course I have seen."
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