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Located on the Chanonry Peninsula, the Links Championship Course enjoys breathtaking views over the Moray Firth. The 15th Oldest Recorded Club in the World (1793).

One of James Braid’s finest works, this stunning links course offers a perfect balance between challenge and fun - a great test for golfers of all levels. Brora is the headquarters of the James Braid Golfing society.

One of Scotland’s oldest golf courses, “The Muir” dates from 1875 when Alexander MacHardy was instrumental in finding the means for a 9-hole golf course on "a country cattle stance.” By 2016 it was Scottish Club of the Year.

Kings Golf is a full equipped facility with an 18 Hole Championship Course, Practice Range, chipping area, and Pro Shop. Kings Golf Club has already been rated in the 100 Golf Courses in Scotland.

Founded in 1904, AGC offers a scenic, challenging 18 holes, overlooking the Cromarty Firth close to the Averon River. The course is a parkland, par 67 and 5013 yards long, the course is great fun and has a number of challenging holes.

Established in 1921, the course was taken over by the government during WWII, with £5,000 compensation, which was used to build a new 9-hole course on the grounds of the former Invergordon Castle.

Dating back to 1850, the course fell to the wilderness during WWI, being revived and reclaimed by enthusiasts in the 1970s. Today it stands as an enjoyable 9 holes set in beautiful surroundings. Suitable for all levels of golfer.

The 9-hole golf course at Cawdor Castle has been in use since 1976 and covers 25 acres of beautiful parkland. Its 1161 yards (par 32) offer a variety of challenges that will keep both seasoned players and beginners entertained.

With two eighteen-hole courses called the Old Course and the New Course, designed by Tom Morris and Henry Cotton respectively, Moray has hosted championships both amateur and professional.

A fantastic 18 Hole Course in scenic isolation within the Cairngorm National Park. An old Tom Morris and Harry Vardon Course.As well as our own tournaments we accommodate golf societies and private golf outings.

Set beside the River Spey and surrounded by mountain views, Newtonmore Golf Club offers a beautiful 18-hole James Braid course just off the A9, making it an ideal stop for golfers visiting the Highlands.

This par 70 course offers a thrilling blend of heathland and moorland, with firm, fairways that promise an unforgettable round against the backdrop of the dramatic Cairngorm Mountains.

Named one of the UK’s best hidden gems by Golf Monthly and great golf commentator Peter Alliss. The course's 9-hole layout was designed in 1888 by Willie Park (Jnr), and later extended to 18 holes by Tom Morris.

Founded in 1877, the Royal Dornoch Golf Club was the successor of the Sutherland Golfing Society, whose members played at Dornoch and Golspie. The club has two 18-hole courses located on the Dornoch Firth.

Located in Inverness, Cabot Highlands hugs the Moray Firth shoreline and is home to the renowned 18-hole Castle Stuart Golf Links, a world top 100 course, and the Tom Doak designed second 18-hole golf course, Old Petty.

6,404 yards encompassing 18 holes, combining links and heathland, tucked beside the meandering River Tain in Ross-Shire in the Scottish Highlands, with views over the Dornoch Firth.

Founded in 1887, Nairn is consistently ranked amongst the leading courses in the UK. The Club is one of only nine who have held the Walker Cup, Curtis Cup, the Amateur Championship and the Women’s Amateur Championship.

Ranked 9th in the North of Scotland's Top 100 Courses, the course stretches 6,691 yards over 18 holes, as a PAR 72 championship standard course. Nairn Dunbar is playable for golfers of all levels.