Hazlehead Golf Course's No. 1 course is the centerpiece of the complex that consists of two 18-hole championship courses as well as a nine-hole course. Designed by legendary golf course architect Alister MacKenzie, the No. 1 course has earned raves and compliments, with golfers praising it as one of top courses in all of Scotland.

MacKenzie - who counted Augusta National among his many brilliant golf designs - provided a true test of golf for Hazlehead golfers. Gorse and woodland provide hazards, making accuracy a premium at the No. 1 course. Playing to more than 6,200 yards from the back tees with a par of 70, the No. 1 course holds multiple competitions throughout the year, and visitors are welcomed to take their swings on a course renowned the nation over.

One of the top municipal courses you'll find, Hazlehead's No. 1 course gives players tree-lined fairways, with the first and last holes standing out and testing golfers' accuracy and skill.

Originally a nine-hole run, Hazlehead's No. 2 Course received an extension to make it a full 18-hole golf course in the 1970s. With more wide-open fairways than the No. 1 Course, No. 2 stands out as a testament to parkland golf with its amazing views and well-manicured greens and fairways.

A challenge for all level of player, the No. 2 course plays to 5,624 yards and includes the daunting No.-12 hole, which plays to a robust 495 yards from the back tees and will require both an accurate tee shot and approach for a birdie opportunity.

With low green fees and a professional atmosphere, the No. 2 Course has proven to be the perfect golf course for higher handicaps, women and seniors, as well as anyone looking for a fulfilling round of golf set amid Scotland's epic scenery.

Hazlehead golf courses offers two 18-hole runs in the No. 1 Course and the No. 2 Course. But for players who want a quick and fun time on the course, the Nine Hole Course and Hazlehead's pitch-and-putt course are perfect for beginers or those looking to have a relaxed, fun time while aiming pin high.

The Nine Hole Course gives golfers wide fairways with very little rough. Still, the course will give low-handicappers the chance to let
loose their biggest drive at the Sahara Hole (No. 16), a par -5 that plays to more than 500 yards from the back tees.

Combined with the 36 holes of championship golf available at Hazlehead, the Nine Hole Course and the pitch and putt will have golfers of all abilities enjoying their time on the golf course in Scotland.