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Banchory Lodge is the perfect location on the banks of the River Dee. You can fish in front of the hotel. There is a wealth of activities in the area including, shooting, golfing, walking and cycling.

Bruntsfield is the fourth oldest golf club in the world, is an Open Qualifying course and only 3 miles from Edinburgh city centre.

Designed by McKenzie Ross this renowned Championship course is Dumfries & Galloway’s flagship links course, enjoying an idyllic location with panoramic views of the Solway Firth, the Lake District and the Galloway Hills to the west as you play.

A traditional heathland course laid out across Selkirk Hill.

A winning blend of natural beauty and golfing adventure, the three championship golf courses at Gleneagles are regarded among the very best golf courses in the world. The inspiration of two of the greatest names in the game, five times Open winner James Braid and the Golden Bear himself Jack Nicklaus, the courses offer tantalising challenges for all levels of player.

Set among splendid Angus scenery midway between Dundee and Aberdeen, Brechin Golf Club is a relatively flat parkland layout which enjoys scenic views of the Grampians from many of its holes.

Since it was opened in 2000 Kingsbarns Links has shot to stardom as one of the world's outstanding courses.

It’s enviable location, high on Coats Hill overlooking the charming town of Moffat, makes this 18 hole course one of the region’s most scenic, providing spectacular views from its fairways and greens.

Only slightly more forgiving than its contemporaries on the seaward side of the Links, the Eden Course was built in 1914 by Harry S. Colt whose use of natural boundaries and severe bunkers provides a course full of character.

Ross Priory is a 9-hole course located at the University of Strathclyde's Recreational and Conference Centre, situated in 200 acres of parkland on the south east shoreline of Loch Lomond.

Just nine miles south of Edinburgh on the Peebles Road, Glencorse is a well-established, picturesque parkland course with a number of neat little challenges that will keep you on your toes throughout your round.

Kintore is predominantly heathland in nature and covers a large area of land from the Don Basin, near the Clubhouse, to mature woodland at the far perimeters.

Cathkin Braes is a delightful 6,208 yard moorland course located just to the east of the conservation village of Carmunnock and seven miles from Glasgow Airport. The original nine holes were set out in 1888 around the Roman Camp on Cathkin Braes.

If Robert the Bruce had been a golfer, this would have been his home course. The site of his castle is close to the second green, and from the third hole you can see the remains of the defensive motte.

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Anstruther was founded in 1890 and has seen many changes over the years, from a seven hole course with trenches through the middle and poles scattered over the greens, to stop gliders landing during the war.

James Braid, the legendary golf course architect, was engaged to design the original layout which was opened officially in May,1934, and which has been plagued by reconstruction throughout its existence.

Designed by the brilliant golf architect, Dr Alistair McKenzie, of Augusta fame, the course is a flat and beautifully manicured parkland course with little rough.

Lauder Golf Course consists of nine holes measuring 6, 049-yards with a par of 72. Willie Park Jnr first laid it out in 1896. He holds the professional record for Lauder of 70, which he set in 1905.

18 Hole Park Land Golf Course presents a challenge to Golfers of all abilities.