Highland Clubs Strengthen Their Teams as Golf Tourism Grows
Brora, Tain and Golspie have made key management appointments as Golf Highland seeks to encourage longer golf trips across the north of Scotland.
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Royal Dornoch begins planning for proposed third course
Royal Dornoch is pursuing early planning for a proposed third course, Struie upgrades and new practice facilities on 50 acres south of town.
Old Course Hotel announce the inaugural Old Course Hotel Pro Am
St Andrews is well accustomed to playing host to momentous golfing events and feats of sporting excellence. This season is set to be no different with the staging of the inaugural Old Course Hotel Pro Am which will bring together…
30 Miles of Coastline With 21 Golf Courses in The Sunniest Region in Scotland
The Scottish mainland has 9910 km of coastline, with the 48 (or30 miles ) of “Scotland’s Golf Coast” being the main attraction for us golf lovers. On this coastal strip, which is not far away from Edinburgh, 21 excellent golf…
Luxury Lodges Complete Latest Phase of Investment at Dundonald Links
Dundonald Links (the 16th hole pictured above) has entered a new era with the opening of 18 luxury lodges, the latest phase of a £25m investment transforming the esteemed Scottish venue into one of the UK’s most modern new golf resorts. The…
Follow The Old Tom Morris Trails
The life of Tom Morris was extraordinary. He was persuaded at the age of 14 to forget becoming a carpenter and, for a better future, to take up an apprenticeship with Allan Robertson, making feathery golf balls and golf clubs.…
First European tournament with synthetic bunkers at Dumbarnie Links
The 2021 Trust Golf Women’s Scottish Open, which takes place mid August on the new Dumbarnie Links course in Fife (pictured above, photo by Kevin Murray) will be the first tier one professional event in Europe ever to be played…
Scottish «Where Golf Began» Trips
Coinciding with the 200th birthday of Old Tom Morris, a new digital platform in Scotland is inspiring golfers near and far to plan golf breaks and make the most of the country on and off the course. «Scotland, Where Golf Began»…
A true jewel on the island of Islay
Islay, the southernmost island of the Inner Hebrides in the southwest corner of Scotland, is known as “The Queen of The Hebrides”. The fame of the fifth largest Scottish island is mainly based on its peat-smoked malt whisky. Islay with its…
Golf Winter Wonderland in The Scottish Highlands
Due to the extreme weather situation in January and February some of the most famous Scottish golf courses have snuggled up under a winter wonderland white blanket. This is a rather rare phenomenon that does not happen very often. The top…