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		Central Royal Montrose Golf Club The 5th oldest golf course in the world, the Medal Course, is a majestic layout in the true traditions of Scottish Links golf and has hosted many important events in its history including the Scottish Professional Championship in 1967 and 1970, the Scottish Amateur Championship in 1975 and the British Boys' Championship and Internationals in 1991. Because of all these factors the Links was honoured by the Royal and Ancient Golf Club in being chosen as Final Qualifying Course for the Open Championship at Carnoustie in 1999. Distance: 6470yards Par: Medal 72, Broomfield 63 Practice Facilities: Hire Facilities: Back to the top and main menu
		Edzell Golf Club Constructed in 1898, Edzell is a beautiful parkland golf course situated half way between Aberdeen and Dundee. Should you desire a break from the more traditional Scottish links courses, Edzell provides the perfect excuse. Well manicured, with nature and stunning scenery surrounding the golfer at every juncture, Edzell provides the complete golfing experience. Distance: 6348yards Par: 71 Practice Facilities: Hire Facilities:
		Carnoustie Golf Club Regarded by many including Walter Hagen and Gary Player as one of the best links in the world. Given its quality, it is difficult to comprehend why this links lay virtually undiscovered for so long and why it took until 1931 for it to host its first British Open. Since then, this great links has hosted the Open on six occasions. Par: 72 Practice Facilities: Hire Facilities:
		Gleneagles Golf Club King's Course The King's Course has drawn nothing but the highest of praise from various golfing luminaries. When Lee Trevino first played here, he remarked "if Heaven is as good as this, I sure hope they have some tee times left". Braid's plan for the King's Course was to test even the most accomplished golfers' shot making skills, a goal he achieved with admirable results. Distance: 6790yards Par: 71 Practice Facilities: Hire Facilities:
		Back to the top and main menu Gleneagles Golf Club Queen's Course Second only in length to the King's Course, the Queen's Course has played host to many legends of the golfing fraternity including Johnny Miller, Greg Norman and Tom Watson. Meandering through the estates' many high ridges, the picturesque woodland setting offers true moorland characteristics. Distance: 5965yard Par: 70
		Gleneagles Golf Club Monarch's Course The Monacrch's course was renamed last February and is now known as The PGA Centenary Course and has secured the 2014 Ryder Cup matches. It is our championship course of today and tomorrow and is the venue of the Scottish PGA Championship. Distance: 7088yards Par: 72 Back to the top and main menu
		St Andrews Golf Club St Andrews Links is recognised the world over as the golfing mecca. The famous Old Course has played host to the greatest golfers in the world and many of golf's most dramatic moments. The oldest golf course in the world has many remarkable features which help make it so special to golfers around the world. Distance: 6566yards Par: 72 Practice Facilities: Floodlit driving range, iron play, pitching, bunker play and putting Hire Facilities: Clubs, shoes, trolleys, drive carts and caddies
		Letham Grange Golf Club Even the most seasoned golfers will enjoy meeting the demands of Letham Grange’s Championship Old Course, often referred to as the ‘Augusta of Scotland’. It is probably one of Scotland’s most exciting, picturesque and challenging inland parkland courses. Distance: 6968yards Par: 73 Practice Facilities: Hire Facilities:
		Downfield Golf Club Recognised as one of the finest inland courses in the UK, Downfield Golf Club plays host to many prestigious competitions including the PGA Masters, Scottish Boys Stroke Play, and Scottish Amateur. Set in scenic parkland, Dundee's premier course is a challenge to every golfer. Distance: 6822yards Par: 73 Practice Facilities: Hire Facilities: Back to the top and main menu
		Ladybank Golf Club Originally a six-hole layout designed by Old Tom Morris, Ladybank Golf Club was established in 1879. By 1910, an expansion programme resulted in a circular nine-hole format being created and further expansion saw the introduction of 18 holes in May 1961. Another rare Scottish course that provides the golfer with a worthwhile alternative to the rugged links game. Distance: 6580yards Par: 71 Practice Facilities: Hire Facilities:
		Scotscraig Golf Club Scotscraig was established in 1817. Catering in the Playfair room or Maitland-Dougal Lounge is of particularly high standard. This is a classic links course located near St Andrews. Most of the fairways are lined with large trees or the rugged shrub of gorse. Scotscraig is an Open Championship Qualifying course. Distance: 6550yards Par: 72 Practice Facilities: Hire Facilities:
		Kingsbarns Golf Links Kingsbarns Golf Links is a championship-standard, 18-hole, traditional links golf course located along 1.5 miles of seacoast near St. Andrews, Scotland. Golf was played on the present site from 1793 until the course was closed in 1939. The course was expanded to championship standards and reopened in July 2000. Every hole offers immediate views of the North Sea. Distance: 7126yards Par: 72 Practice Facilities: Driving range Hire Facilities: Trolleys, caddies, clubs Courses North Courses East Courses West Back to the top and main menu Contact and Enquiries