The Home of Golf
Scotland is considered as the home of golf because of its rich history associated with the origins and development of this prestigious sport. Golf originated in Scotland in the 15th century, although the roots of the game itself may go back even further. Old golf courses, such as the famous Old Course at St Andrews, have become the cradle of golf culture and tradition. Over the centuries, golf in Scotland has evolved, gained popularity and become not only a popular pastime but also a social phenomenon.
Scotland Golf Regions
St Andrews
Old Course, New Course, Jubilee Course, Eden Course, Strathtyrum Course, Balgove Course, The Dukes St Andrews and more…
Aberdeenshire
Trump International Golf Links , Cruden Bay, Royal Aberdeen, Murcar Links, Fraserburgh, Peterhead
Edinburgh
North Berwick , Muirfield, The Glen, Gullane n. 1, Gullane n.2, Archerfield Golf Club, Gleneagles PGA Course and more…
The Highlands
Royal Dornoch, Castle Stuart, Nairn Golf Club, Brora Golf Club, Skibo Castle – Carnegie Club, Boat of Garten and more…
Western Scotland
Trump Turnberry, Western Gailes, Trump Robert Bruce Course , Royal Troon, Prestwick, Dundonald Links and more…
Angus Dundee
Carnoustie Championship Course, Carnoustie Burnside, Panmure Golf Club, Montrose, Monifieth and more…
