Fort Augustus Golf Club

One of Scotlands hidden gems Fort Augustus was laid out in 1924 by Harry Shapland Colt on the banks of the Caledonian Canal near Loch Ness.

Although some changes have been made over the years the layout of the course remains basically as Harry Colt designed it. It is a nine hole course with mostly natural hazards. In a letter to the club in 1924 Colt says. "I do not want to see any artificiality about the course, except at the 7th hole (a very challenging par 3). The natural ridges and mounds will provide plenty of amusing shots, and your little course should be almost unique among golf courses in this way."

Fort Augustus is a traditional heathland course and is widely regarded as the most challenging 9 hole course in Scotland. There are dual tee positions giving the course a true 18 hole feel.

The dense gorse and heather that line the long narrow fairways demand accurate driving.The spectacular scenary never loses it's breathtaking appeal to those who have played here in the past or are visiting for the first time.

Our clubhouse is small and cosy which allows us to offer a personal welcome to all who play here and our licenced bar makes it the perfect place to have that much needed drink to relax and discuss the highs and lows of your round.

We guarantee you'll feel as though you've always been here and will want to come back.

9 holes, 5379 yards, SSS 67, par 67

A nine hole course, with 18 tees set at different distances and aspects, offers long and short, easy and difficult holes, set between Caledonian Pines, lining the banks of the Caledonian Canal on one side, and the Birch and heather covered Lochunagan Hill on the other. Scenically the course is one of the finest in the country. Measuring 5379 yards including two par fives of 550 and 493 yards, it presents a challenge to even the low handicap golfer.