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Royal Dornoch Golf Club

Golf
Dornoch
Sutherland

In a remote corner of Sutherland, on a latitude shared with Hudson Bay and northern Russia, lies a golf course which many know by reputation only.

The links of the famous Royal Dornoch Golf Club stand as one of the great outposts of world golf and one of the finest of all golf courses. Remoteness is part of its charm and the only reason that this magnificent links remains out of the mainstream of major championship golf. Were it in the central belt of Scotland Royal Dornoch would surely have long since hosted an Open Championship. Today it retains something of a cult following, particularly in the United States, fuelled by the praises sung of it by luminaries such as Tom Watson, an honorary member and the great American golf writer Herb Warren Wind, neither of whom would be regarded bad judges. Donald Ross, a native of Dornoch, took much of the inspiration for his design of Pinehurst No 2, venue for the 2014 US Open, from his home links at Dornoch.

Address: Golf Road, Dornoch IV25 3LW
Type of course: Links
Holes: 18
Length: 6,711 yards
Par/SSS: 70/73
New developments: N/A
Catering: Full Bar & Restaurant
Club pro avail: Yes
Club shop avail: Yes
Date established: 1877
Online booking avail: Yes

Pricing Information: Weekday Round £110;
Weekend Round £110.

Opening Exceptions: None

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Cost - £100+
Course Type - Coastal
Golf Shop
Practice Area
Changing Facilities
Holes - 18
Course Type - Links
Putting Green
Club House
Trolley Hire
Overseas Members
Buggy Hire
Online Booking Available
Tuition

Location

Coastal Location
Village Location

Accessibility

Partially suitable for visitors with limited mobility
Ramp to main entrance
Accessible parking or drop-off point
Large print, braille or audio
Level Access

Dietary Options

Vegetarian
Vegan Meals Available
Gluten Free
Dairy Free

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Shower

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Coach Parking
Parking
Public Parking Nearby

Children

Children's Menu Available
Baby Changing Facilities

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Restaurant
Licensed Bar
Evening Meal Available
Breakfast Available
Lunch Available
Cafe or Restaurant

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