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Picturesque Golf course Located near Jedburgh in the Scottish Borders with a challenging 9 hole layout.

Set between towering Highland peaks and the shores of Loch Linnhe, this stunning 9-hole parkland pay and play course offers breathtaking views, exceptional playing conditions and a warm welcome to golfers of all levels. Located in Glencoe, it features year-round play, a relaxed clubhouse with an honesty bar and a terrace where the Kitchen Food Truck serves breakfast, brunch and dinner daily. Non-golfers can enjoy forest walks, e-bike hire, Segway tours, wild sauna and more, making the Woodlands Estate a true Highland escape for everyone!

Caird Park is a fine 18-hole parkland course, with a testing little 9-hole course, too! Plus, don't forget to check out our Golf Simluator offering the chance to play a choice of 46 courses from around the world!

This golf course presents some majestic views of the Pentland Hills, Forth bridges, Edinburgh Castle and the Edinburgh sky line.

A traditional heathland course laid out across Selkirk Hill.

Founded in 1889, the original 9 hole course at Lockerbie was designed by legendary James Braid, extended nearly 100 years later when a further 9 holes were added.

Scenic parkland course on the shores of Loch Tay, described as one of Scotland's hidden gems.

The Strathtyrum Course, opened in 1993.

The views of the Campsie Hills as you drive out of Lennoxtown are quite breathtaking. But, fear not, Campsie Golf Club does not present such an unyielding ascent.

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.

This is a relatively flat parkland course and despite there being no blind holes it is well protected by no less than 68 bunkers.

James Braid made alterations to the original layout of Alister MacKenzie to produce one of the finest and most beautiful inland courses in the British Isles.

Although the five times Open Champion and master golf course architect James Braid was born within a short mashie shot of the golf course and learned to play his golf on Elie links it is one layout that he had no hand in developing.

A big inland golf course which has hosted many important Scottish amateur and professional events since Braid laid it out in 1927.

The Montgomery lies in beautiful, unspoilt parkland bordering Loch Leven. Undulating greens, streams ponds and enticing tree-lined fairways provide a challenging activity to both low and high handicap golfers alike.

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.

Lochranza is a golf course for people who understand the deeper elements of playing golf in beautiful locations.

Located amidst mature trees with outstanding views of the Ochil Hills.

Moray has been a popular attraction for many tourists who make the trip every year and the region's biggest pull is the two Moray golf courses, Moray Old and Moray New.

Newcastleton Golf Course sits on the side and on the top of Holm Hill and enjoys splendid views over the Liddesdale Valley and Newcastleton.

The Carrick Golf course at Cameron House weaves through an area of outstanding natural beauty on the banks of Loch Lomond.