Golf Breaks in Scotland
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Few places could offer more stunning settings for classic links golf than the Highlands of Scotland. From Nairn to Dornoch, this part of Scotland is blessed with many excellent golf courses, all offering a challenge to golfers of all levels as well as superb surroundings.
Nairn - Golf View Hotel & Spa
The Nairn Golf Club is a fine test of golf for amateur and professional alike, with abundant heather and gorse, perhaps the best greens of any course in Scotland and a scenic mountainous backdrop to complete the package on offer here for a most enjoyable round of golf.
The Nairn Golf Club’s truly remarkable feature is that from every hole you can see the Moray Firth and the golden colouring and changing lights of the Black Isle. Founded in 1887, it is now one of the best courses in Scotland, and has hosted a large number of important championships. It is probably best known for hosting the Walker Cup of 1999 and will be host to the Curtis Cup in 2012.
Situated on the shores of the Moray Firth, the Nairn Dunbar Golf Course, founded in 1899, is a highly rated Scottish links championship course representing a formidable challenge with its gorse and whin lined fairways. The club enjoys a growing reputation for high quality competition golf. Renowned for its excellent condition and friendly reception to visitors, it has hosted many national events.
Make the most of a short break in Nairn. Book your Two night break or Book a Sunday Saver.
Strathpeffer - Ben Wyvis Hotel
Royal Dornach Golf Club - Formed in 1877, Dornoch is one of the original places where golf was played in Scotland with a golf history dating back to the 17th Century. The Club was started in 1877 and the Championship Course was designed by the legendary Tom Morris who used the unique links-land features to create a magical golfing experience. Royal Dornoch is only 45 miles from the bustling city of Inverness, but is a true haven of peace, tranquillity and, of course, world class golf.
The Muir of Ord golf is one of the oldest golf clubs in Scotland, and with tight fairways and tricky greens and is likely to appeal to more skilled golfers.
Make the most of a short break in Strathpeffer. Book your Two night break or Book a Sunday Saver.
The Nairn Golf Club is a fine test of golf for amateur and professional alike, with abundant heather and gorse, perhaps the best greens of any course in Scotland and a scenic mountainous backdrop to complete the package on offer here for a most enjoyable round of golf.
The Nairn Golf Club’s truly remarkable feature is that from every hole you can see the Moray Firth and the golden colouring and changing lights of the Black Isle. Founded in 1887, it is now one of the best courses in Scotland, and has hosted a large number of important championships. It is probably best known for hosting the Walker Cup of 1999 and will be host to the Curtis Cup in 2012.
Situated on the shores of the Moray Firth, the Nairn Dunbar Golf Course, founded in 1899, is a highly rated Scottish links championship course representing a formidable challenge with its gorse and whin lined fairways. The club enjoys a growing reputation for high quality competition golf. Renowned for its excellent condition and friendly reception to visitors, it has hosted many national events.
Make the most of a short break in Nairn. Book your Two night break or Book a Sunday Saver.
Strathpeffer - Ben Wyvis Hotel
Royal Dornach Golf Club - Formed in 1877, Dornoch is one of the original places where golf was played in Scotland with a golf history dating back to the 17th Century. The Club was started in 1877 and the Championship Course was designed by the legendary Tom Morris who used the unique links-land features to create a magical golfing experience. Royal Dornoch is only 45 miles from the bustling city of Inverness, but is a true haven of peace, tranquillity and, of course, world class golf.
The Muir of Ord golf is one of the oldest golf clubs in Scotland, and with tight fairways and tricky greens and is likely to appeal to more skilled golfers.
Make the most of a short break in Strathpeffer. Book your Two night break or Book a Sunday Saver.
Other Golf Courses located near Crerar Hotels destinations.
Grantown - on - Spey, The Craiglynne Hotel
The Grantown on Spey Golf course is situated in the beautiful Cairngorms National Park and is easily accessible from The Craiglynne Hotel. The course is 5710 yards and provides a challenge to every calibre of golfer. Also close is The Boat of Garten Golf Club, voted Scotland's No. 1 hidden Gem by Bunkered Magazine.
Make the most of a short break in Grantown-on-Spey. Book your Two night short break or Book a Sunday Saver.
Isle of Mull, Craignure Bay - Isle of Mull Hotel & Spa
Guests at our Isle of Mull Hotel & Spa can enjoy a the welcoming Craignure Golf Club, a 9 hole course near the ferry point of Craignure. There's also the hillier Tobermory Golf Course, enjoying a beautiful position on a headland overlooking the Sound of Mull towards the Scottish mainland.
Make the most of a short break on Mull. Book your Two night short break or Book a Sunday Saver.
Oban - Oban Bay Hotel & Spa
In the popular tourist resort of Oban, the 18-hole Glencruitten Golf Course is easily accessible from our Oban Bay Hotel & Spa. Nestling among the hills of Glencuritten Estate, players can regularly spot buzzards, pheasants and other wildlife.
Make the most of a short break in Oban. Book your Two night short break or Book a Sunday Saver.
Inveraray, Loch Fyne Hotel & Spa
Inveraray Golf Club, a beautiful, but challenging 9 hole course on the outskirts of Inveraray is a fond favourite with our guests at Loch Fyne Hotel & Spa. A 70 par course over 5598 yards, it gives spectacular view of Loch Fyne. Also nearby is the 18 hole course Machrihanish Golf Club.
Make the most of a short break in Inveraray. Book your Two night short break or Book a Sunday Saver.
Pitlochry, Scotland's Hotel & Spa
The Pitlochry Golf Course, at 5700 yards with a par of 69, is close to Scotland's Hotel & Spa, labelled the Switzerland of Scotland in Golf Illustrated magazine. Never intended to be a long course, its small, fast, sloping greens make it a tasking but rewarding course on any golf tour of Scotland.
Make the most of a short break in Pitlochry. Book your Two night short break or Book a Sunday Saver.
