Top 100 Golf Courses - North Scotland
Hopeman
21st
Founded in 1909, Hopeman Golf Club has never looked back since members decided to add a further nine holes to the original course layout in 1995.
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Wick
22nd
Established in 1870, Wick Golf Club’s marvellous old links course lies beside Sinclair Bay and its fairways are routed in a traditional fashion with nine going out from the clubhouse then nine returning.
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Durness
23rd
Durness Golf Club was recently voted the second best 9-hole course in Scotland and it occupies a remote site in the north western corner of the mainland where fairways are set out along the Faraid Head peninsula.
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Traigh
24th
The Traigh golf course is a precious nugget, laid out over grassy hills with sensational views out over silver sands to the Hebridean islands of Skye, Rum, Eigg and Muck.
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Newtonmore
25th
Newtonmore Golf Club celebrated its centenary in 1993 and its fairways lie mainly alongside the banks of the River Spey, surrounded by sensational Highland scenery...
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Isle of Harris
Gem
A golf course was first set out on the Isle of Harris around 1920 – when locals were given permission by the landowner, Lord Leverhume, to create a 9-hole layout – though the golf club wasn’t founded until 1935.
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Strathpeffer Spa
Gem
Strathpeffer Spa Golf Club was founded in 1888 and the course is located on hills in the Cromartie Estate, just outside the centre of the village.
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