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Scotland — the home of golf

Plan your perfect Scottish golf day

350+ clubs, 20 regions, all in one place

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Gullane Golf Club — East Lothian links course overlooking the Firth of Forth
350+ Golf clubs
20 Regions
2,000+ Open events
550+ Courses in Scotland
What makes Scottish golf unique
Three distinct course types, each offering a completely different experience

Links courses

Coastal, fast-draining and open to the elements. The original form of golf, shaped by nature rather than architects. Rough is penal, wind is a factor, and no two rounds are ever the same.

Parkland courses

Lush, tree-lined fairways with manicured greens set in beautiful countryside. Inland courses offering shelter and stunning scenery, ideal for golfers of all abilities.

Heathland courses

Built on higher ground with heather, gorse and breathtaking views. A uniquely Scottish experience where the fairways are open to the elements and the wildlife is never far away.

Scotland — the birthplace of golf

The modern game of golf was born in Scotland in the High Middle Ages. The first courses, the first clubs, the first written rules, and the 18-hole format all originated here. Scotland then spread the game to the rest of the world — and remains its spiritual home to this day.

1457 First recorded mention of golf
1552 St Andrews granted golf rights
1860 First Open Championship at Prestwick
550+ Courses — more per head than anywhere

Enter a Scottish Golf Open Event

Over 2,000 open competitions across Scotland — medals, stablefords, seniors, ladies and mixed events. Find an open at a course near you and book your place today.

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A short History of Golf in Scotland

Ask anyone where golf comes from and, if they know their stuff, they’ll tell you Scotland.

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