Tain Golf Club
Chapel Road, Tain, Highland
An Old Tom Morris links course dating from 1890. Scotland's oldest links course north of Inverness, Tain offers traditional golf in a beautiful Highland setting. Features classic links characteristics with gorse-lined fairways and challenging greens.
Tain Golf Club, established in 1890 and designed by Old Tom Morris, is Scotland's oldest links course north of Inverness. The course offers traditional golf in a beautiful Highland setting with classic links characteristics including gorse-lined fairways and challenging greens. The course has maintained its historic character while modernizing facilities. It's a must-play for those exploring Highland golf.
Architect
Old Tom Morris
Established
1890
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The course features traditional links holes with classic characteristics. The gorse-lined fairways create strategic challenges. The traditional design emphasizes accuracy. The course rewards thoughtful play. The Highland setting is beautiful. The closing holes offer a satisfying finish.
Recommended Months
Course Conditions
Traditional links conditions maintained with respect for history. Fairways are firm with natural contours. Greens are true. The course plays as authentic links. Excellent value. Weather can be changeable. Good drainage.
Scotland's main golf season runs April to October.
What type of golf course is Tain Golf Club?
Tain Golf Club is a links located in Highlands. An Old Tom Morris links course dating from 1890. Scotland's oldest links course north of Inverness, Tain offers traditional golf in a beautiful Highla...
Where is Tain Golf Club located?
Tain Golf Club is located in Chapel Road, Tain, Highland. It's situated in the Highlands region of Scotland.
What is the history of Tain Golf Club?
Tain Golf Club, established in 1890 and designed by Old Tom Morris, is Scotland's oldest links course north of Inverness. The course offers traditional golf in a beautiful Highland setting with classi...
What are the course specifications at Tain Golf Club?
Tain Golf Club is a par 70 course measuring 6,404 yards. The course provides an excellent test of golf for players of all abilities.
How can I book a tee time at Tain Golf Club?
To book a tee time at Tain Golf Club, visit their official website at https://tain-golfclub.co.uk or contact the course directly at +44 1862 892314. You can also reach them via email at info@tain-golf.co.uk.
What is the best time to visit Tain Golf Club?
The best time to visit Tain Golf Club is during May, June, July, August, September. Traditional links conditions maintained with respect for history. Fairways are firm with natural contours. Greens are true. The course plays as authentic links. Excellent value. Weather can be changeable. Good drainage. Scotland's main golf season runs April to October.
What are the signature holes at Tain Golf Club?
The course features traditional links holes with classic characteristics. The gorse-lined fairways create strategic challenges. The traditional design emphasizes accuracy. The course rewards thoughtfu...
Par
70
Length
6,404
yards
mid Season
Any day
2026: summer (May–Sep) £95 until 14:50 / £60 3–4:50pm / £40 after 5pm; April £60 / £40; October £65 / £35; winter (Jan–Mar, Nov–Dec) £35. 2027: summer £115 (day £145), shoulder £85, winter £50.
£95
Chapel Road, Tain, Highland
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