Golf Holidays Scotland

Downfield - Par 73, 6817 yards
This superb Parkland course was the Final Qualifying venue for the Open at Carnoustie in 1999. A Par 73 with tree lined fairways, doglegs, burns and undulating greens all contribute to its toughness ......... More info >>

Monifieth Medal - Par 71, 6655 yards
Final qualifying venue for the 2007 Open, the Monifieth Medal course offers well grassed narrow running fairways, lush semi-rough, heavy rough, fast consistent greens and deep revetted bunkers. Monifieth is a very ......... More info >>

Monifieth Ashludie - Par 68, 5123 yards
A compact and challenging test of golf, the Ashludie course designed by James Braid requires more brain than brawn, demanding accurate iron shots to the well respected greens. At just over 5000 yards in length this ......... More info >>

Panmure - Par 70, 6510 yards
Panmure requires accurate driving as well as iron play due to its generally small greens with subtle borrows developed over more than 100 years of play. The testing layout has fully merited its roll call of Championships ......... More info >>

Carnoustie Championship - Par 72, 6941 yards
Widely recognised as the toughest test in Open Championship Golf. The Carnoustie Championship course is a Par 72 with a standard scratch for amateurs of 75. Many tournaments have been won ......... More info >>

Carnoustie Buddon Links - Par 66 5420 yards
Opened some 20 years ago on land purchased from the Ministry of Defence (each hole is named after a famous battle). Designed by Peter Allis and Davis Thomas, it is far shorter than either the Championship ......... More info >>

Carnoustie Burnside - Par 68, 6028 yards
Although a previous Open qualifying venue, it is often overshadowed by its illustrious neighbour. Many of the short holes would grace any links course with the 5th and 14th in particular providing dramatic ......... More info >>

Montrose Broomfield - Par 66 4830 yards
An easy walking course which is ideal for golfers wishing to play 36 holes in one day. The course does not require long carries from the tee but to find the small greens accurate and considered approach shots are ......... More info >>

Montrose Medal - Par 72, 6655 yards
The 5th oldest golf course in the World, a majestic layout in the true traditions of Scottish Links golf. Host to many important events such as the Final Qualifying Course for the Open Championship in 1999 and ......... More info >>

Edzell - Par 71, 6367 yards
Varying Parkland/Heathland terrain with treelined fairways. The signature 14th hole known as Maguba is a steep uphill Par 3, heavily guarded by bunkers and an out of bounds. Quality fairways and greens add to its ......... More info >>