Scotland, The Home of Golf Best Golf Courses



Best golf courses at the Home of Golf, Scotland

Golf at the Home of Golf: To find out more about the top golf courses in Scotland, The Home of Golf, check out the list below. Where2Golf provides golf course reviews, golf ratings, photos, resort and hotel information of the best.

Home of Golf, Scotland Golf Map
   To make the most out of your golf trip, look up the location of the courses on the Scotland, The Home of Golf golf map. It will help you with your planning to play the best courses during your holidays. On the maps we have indicated golf hotels and Stay & Play resorts with the following symbol Stay & Play Golf Resorts
Where2Golf has applied a rating to each golf course visited. The rating scale, 5 (highest) to 1 (lowest), attempts to provide an indication of the golfing experience you can expect at each rated course. 
click on the green arrow in the toolbar OF the table below to sortStay & Play Golf Resort.Private course – for members and their invited guests only.Unrated course – not yet visited by the Where2Golf team.2-star: reasonable standard. Good value, especially if better courses not available.3-star: a good course with many fine features.3+ (3-gold): a good course with many fine features. One of our top-rated 3’s.4-star: a must play course - excellent standard.4+ (4-gold): a must play course - excellent standard. One of our top-rated 4’s !5-star: simply the best - golf courses don’t get much better than this.5+ (5-gold): simply the best - golf courses don’t get better than this. One of our top-rated 5’s!
Archerfield (Dirleton) 4a.gifRsrt guests onlyEdinburghRussell, David J.
Archerfield (Fidra) 4b.gifRsrt guests onlyEdinburghRussell, David J.
Bruntsfield 4a.gifVisitors welcomeEdinburghPark Jr, Willie
Carnoustie (Buddon) 3b.gifVisitors welcomeDundeeAlliss & Thomas
Craigielaw 4a.gifVisitors welcomeEdinburghSteel, Donald
Crail (Balcomie) 4a.gifVisitors welcomeSt AndrewsMorris, Old Tom
Dalmahoy (East) 3b.gifVisitors welcomeEdinburghBraid, James
Dunbar 4a.gifVisitors welcomeEdinburghMorris, Old Tom
Elie 4a.gifVisitors welcomeSt AndrewsUnknown
Fairmont St Andrews (Kittocks) 4b.gifVisitors welcomeSt AndrewsDevlin, Bruce
Fairmont St Andrews (Torrance) 4a.gifVisitors welcomeSt AndrewsTorrance, Sam
Glen, Scotland 4a.gifVisitors welcomeEdinburghBraid & Sayers
Gullane (No.1) 4b.gifWkends restrictdEdinburghUnknown
Gullane (No.2) 3b.gifVisitors welcomeEdinburghPark Jr, Willie
Gullane (No.3) 3a.gifVisitors welcomeEdinburghUnknown
Kilspindie 4a.gifVisitors welcomeEdinburghPark Jr, Willie
King James VI 3b.gifVisitors welcomePerthMorris, Old Tom
Kingsbarns 5a.gifVisitors welcomeSt AndrewsPhillips, Kyle
Ladybank 4a.gifNot SaturdaysKirkcaldyMorris, Old Tom
Leven 3a.gifVisitors welcomeKirkcaldyUnknown
Longniddry 3b.gifVisitors welcomeEdinburghColt, Harry
Luffness New 4a.gifWeekdays onlyEdinburghMorris, Old Tom
Lundin 4a.gifWkends restrictdKirkcaldyBraid, James
Muirfield 5b.gifTues & ThurEdinburghMorris, Old Tom
Murrayshall 3a.gifVisitors welcomePerthStutt, Hamilton J.
Musselburgh Links (Old) 3a.gifVisitors welcomeEdinburghUnknown
North Berwick 4b.gifVisitors welcomeEdinburghUnknown
Renaissance, Scotland p.gifPrivate clubEdinburghDoak, Tom
Royal and Ancient (St Andrews) p.gifPrivate clubSt AndrewsUnknown
Royal Burgess 4a.gifVisitors welcomeEdinburghMorris, Old Tom
Royal Musselburgh 3b.gifWkends restrictdEdinburghBraid, James
Royal Perth / North Inch 3a.gifVisitors welcomePerthMorris, Old Tom
Scotscraig 4a.gifWkends restrictdDundeeBraid, James
St Andrews (Castle) 4b.gifVisitors welcomeSt AndrewsMcLay-Kidd, David
St Andrews (Duke's) 4b.gifVisitors welcomeSt AndrewsThomson, Peter
St Andrews (Eden) 3b.gifVisitors welcomeSt AndrewsColt, Harry
St Andrews (Jubilee) 4b.gifVisitors welcomeSt AndrewsAngus & Steel
St Andrews (New) 4a.gifVisitors welcomeSt AndrewsMorris, Old Tom
St Andrews (Old Course) 5b.gifVisitors welcomeSt AndrewsUnknown
St Andrews (Strathtyrum) 3a.gifVisitors welcomeSt AndrewsSteel, Donald
 

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