Longniddry Golf Club
Longniddry Golf Club is situated along the southern shore of the Firth of Forth, just a few miles east of Edinburgh. The course has a unique design that combines woodlands and links. Based on the scorecard alone, the golf course does not seem particularly long, especially not by today's standards, but don't let that fool you.
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Carrick Course at Cameron House Hotel and Country Estate
The Carrick at the stunning, five-star Cameron House Hotel is one of the newest additions to the golf scene in Scotland, opened in 2007. It's just down the road from the more famous, albeit private Loch Lomond C.C., and occupies similarly stunning land wrapping around Loch Lomond and the looming Ben Lomond Mountain in the Trossachs National Park.
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Nairn Dunbar Golf Club
This championship links course on the shores of the Moray Firth has earned a reputation for excellence in recent years. Nairn Dunbar Golf Club has hosted several prominent events, including the Northern Open Professional Championship, the Scottish Ladies Amateur Stroke Play and the Scottish Boys Stroke Play.
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Craigielaw Golf Club
Located on the southeastern coast near Edinburgh, Craigielaw Golf Club is in close proximity to the very links courses that inspired its own design, including Gullane and Muirfield. Opened in 2001, the course stands out as one of the newest courses in an area known for having some of the oldest golf courses in the world.
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Ailsa at Turnberry Hotel Golf Courses
Turnberry Resort in South Ayshire is home to the famous, century-old hotel overlooking the famous Ailsa Course, a regular host to the British Open. The Ailsa is most famous for its lighthouse by the ninth tee and the volcanic, Ailsa Craig rock that looms offshore.
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Dunbar Golf Club
Get a taste of history at Dunbar Golf Club, where the traditional links have been battled since 1856. Dunbar makes a good destination for a day devoted to golf, with a clubhouse, restaurant, practice facilities and pro shop. On a take-your-breath-away landscape, take on a course where all of the major Scottish Championships have been played.
Machrihanish Dunes Golf Club
Machrihanish Dunes Golf Club, which opened in 2009, is the first golf course to be built on a Site of Special Scientific Interest since the days of Scottish golfing pioneer Tom Morris. The golf course is also the first 18-hole links course to be built on the west coast of Scotland in 100 years
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Photo gallery: Machrihanish Dunes Golf Club brings a shot in the arm to historic and scenic Kintyre Peninsula
Machrihanish Golf Club, a 19th century course, has always been one of the world's great hidden gem links courses. Now, with the addition of 21st century Machrihanish Dunes Golf Club, there are twice the reasons to make the journey to the Mull of Kintyre. The course is full of both sunken and elevated greens, tees and tumbling fairways.
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Scotland Beyond St. Andrews: Aberdeenshire's famous for its cattle and quality golf courses
Golfers the world over know St. Andrews is where the game began. But there's much more to Scotland than simply St Andrews, however. Clive Agran continues his "Scotland Beyond St. Andrews" series with a look at golf in Aberdeenshire, including Royal Aberdeen Golf Club, Murcar Links and Cruden Bay G.C.
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Golf in Fife: Where the game began and thrives today
Each region of Scotland offers its own allure. For Fife, the crystal clear reason to visit above all else is St. Andrews, where the game dates back longer than anywhere else in the world. But look beyond the seven Links Trust courses, and the kingdom is Scotland's most robust region for golf. For those making their first golf trip to Scotland, it makes a lot of sense to begin in Fife, just as the game did itself.
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Scotland Beyond St. Andrews: Aberdeenshire's famous for its cattle and quality golf courses
Golfers the world over know St. Andrews is where the game began. But there's much more to Scotland than simply St Andrews, however. Clive Agran continues his "Scotland Beyond St. Andrews" series with a look at golf in Aberdeenshire, including Royal Aberdeen Golf Club, Murcar Links and Cruden Bay G.C.
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Crail Golfing Society's Balcomie Links: History with a dose of fun, scenic golf near St. Andrews
For scenic, player-friendly golf in Fife, it doesn't get much better than Crail Golfing Society's Balcomie Links. It's not only one of Scotland's oldest links, but also one of Fife's most scenic and fun to play. If your group wants a break from the St. Andrews courses in town, this is as good of an option as there is, Brandon Tucker writes.
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