Scotland-Wide Courses
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4× Open Venue
Trump Turnberry
Home of the legendary "Duel in the Sun", Turnberry's Ailsa Course is one of the most dramatic links in existence — lighthouse, Ailsa Craig, crashing waves and four Open Championships to its name.
Dunhill Links Venue
Kingsbarns Golf Links
Sea views on every hole, five miles from St Andrews. Designed by Kyle Phillips and opened in 2000, Kingsbarns is consistently ranked among the finest courses in the world — modern in age, timeless in feel.
10× Open Venue
Royal Troon
Home of the Postage Stamp — the shortest hole in Open Championship golf — and one of the most storied links on the Ayrshire coast. Ten Opens hosted, most recently in 2024.
Tour Venue
Dundonald Links
Kyle Phillips' Ayrshire gem sits minutes from Troon and Turnberry, with sweeping views to Arran across natural duneland. A hidden gem that consistently surprises guests.
Est. 1780
Royal Aberdeen
The sixth oldest golf club in the world, the Balgownie Links plays through towering dunes on the north-east coast — narrow, unforgiving, and utterly magnificent.
Old Tom Morris
Cruden Bay
Eccentric, exhilarating, and unlike anything else in Scotland. Blind shots, clifftop greens, and dramatic duneland designed by Old Tom Morris in 1899 — a cult classic.
Opened 2020
Dumbarnie Links
The finest new links course built anywhere in the world in recent years. Overlooking Largo Bay in Fife, Clive Clark's design hosted the DP World Tour within two years of opening.
Top 5 in the World
Royal Dornoch
Tom Watson's favourite course. Ben Crenshaw's most fun round ever. Consistently ranked in the world's top five — remote, serene, and as good as golf gets anywhere on earth.