Best Scottish Golf Collection

The 5th oldest club in the world, it is one of the best deals to be had.

An Old Tom Morris links that takes it's whisky almost as serious as its golf.

It should be on the dream list of any serious golfer. It is a perennial contender to be named the greatest golf course in the world.

It's the Pebble Beach of Scotland. Quite rightly one of Scotland's greatest inland courses.

Located between Gullane, Muirfield, and North Berwick; Luffness New holds its own against its neighbours.

See original Old Tom Morris' design on numbers 1, 17 & 18. James Braids' work makes up the rest.

A proper links with an atmosphere and aura all its own.

One of the world's leading architects constructed one of the world's most natural links.

The opening hole itself is worth the journey. The collection of greens may be one of the best in the world.

The respected Kilmarnock Barassie GC boasts 27 holes that can be played in 3 ways.

Perhaps the greatest Scottish links built in the last 50 years. It's expensive but worth every penny.

Play Old Tom Morris' first inland, heathland course. 

This moorland course is perhaps the oldest inland courses in the world!

A links most pass up on the way to St Andrews is a worth a stop to play.

One of East Lothian's hidden gems and tremendous value for money. Come for the golf and enjoy the views.

James Braid's inland moorland masterpiece is a must-visit!

A heathland links sharing the same coastline as Royal Dornoch, Brora and hopefully Coull Links soon.

There are 3 world class courses here. Play 1, 2 and 3 in that order.