Scottish Golf Courses - Famous Scottish Golf Clubs, Courses, Resorts

This is your guide to the great and famous Sottish golf courses and resorts. It will come as no surprise that there are many hundreds of Scotland's golf courses, wonderful courses from one end of the country to the other. It is, after all, the "home of golf." Most of the old and famous courses are scattered across three regions: the Heartlands, the Southwest and the Highlands. These three regions alone boast of more than 300 golf courses including St. Andrews, Gleneagles, Troon, Turnberry and Prestwick. Just follow the links below to find reviews of famous golf courses, helpfull information and tips that will help you plan the golf trip of a lifetime.

St. Andrews Old Course, Scotland - 2010 Tee Times Available
St. Andrews Old Course, Scotland - 2010 Tee Times Available

Machrihanish Golf Club, Campbeltown, Argyll, Scotland
A Review of the Machrihanish Golf Club, Campbeltown, Argyll, Scotland

Golf and the Scotland Homecoming 2009 Celebrations
Review of Golf and the Scotland Homecoming 2009 Celebrations

Muirfield Golf Course, Muirfiled, Gullane, Scotland
Review of Muirfield Golf Course, Muirfiled, Gullane, Scotland

Historic Carnoustie
An historical review of Carnoustie Golf Club, Scotland.

Royal Dornoch Golf Club – One of Scotland’s Great Golf Courses
Royal Dornoch Golf Club - Sutherland – One of Scotland’s Great Golf Courses

Welcome to Scotland - The Home of Golf
Scotland - The Home of Golf - An Introduction to Golf Courses - Golf Destinations - luxury Golf Resorts - Golf Hotels in Scotland

St. Andrews - Scotland
St. Andrews golf town history Scotland

A Review of Prestwick Golf Club
A review of Prestwick Golf Club in Scotland

Gleneagles Hotel Golf Resort - Scotland
A review of Gleneagles Hotel Golf Resort in Scotland

Ailsa, The Legend of Turnberry
Ailsa is one of two championship golf courses at the Westin Turnberry Resort in Scotland.

Royal Troon Golf Glub - Scotland
A review of Royal Troon Golf Club in SCotland

Visiting the Highlands and Islands of Scotland
Guide to visiting the Highlands and islands of Scotland

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