Golf Courses by Region
Explore courses by region and discover the unique character of each area in Scotland.
Discover Scotland's Golf Regions
From the rugged Highlands to the classic links of Fife, explore courses across Scotland's legendary golf regions
Balnagask - Nigg Bay
A council-run 18-hole links at the mouth of Aberdeen Harbour, bounded by the North Sea and widely regarded as one of the best municipal courses in Scotland, with views of Girdleness Lighthouse and Torry Battery.
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Cruden Bay (St Olaf)
Cruden Bay's nine-hole St Olaf course — a links loop alongside the famous Championship course, redesigned by Tom Simpson and Herbert Fowler and opened alongside it in 1926. A shorter, fun test with the same sea views and links turf.
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Cruden Bay Golf Club
An internationally famous links on the Aberdeenshire coast — 'old-fashioned links golf at its best' — routed through towering dunes above the Bay of Cruden, with subtly contoured greens and panoramic sea views. Laid out for the Great North of Scotland Railway's hotel in 1899 and redesigned by Tom Simpson and Herbert Fowler in 1926.
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Fraserburgh Golf Club
The seventh oldest golf club in the world, founded in 1777, Fraserburgh offers traditional links golf on Aberdeenshire's northeast coast with stunning sea views.
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Inverallochy Golf Club
A charming 9-hole links course on the Aberdeenshire coast offering excellent value golf with seaside views. Perfect for relaxed links golf.
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Murcar Links
A classic links course north of Aberdeen with stunning coastal views. Designed by Archie Simpson and modified by James Braid, this traditional links features rolling fairways, deep bunkers, and challenging greens. Consistently ranked among Scotland's best hidden gems.
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