Nairn Golf Club
Founded in 1887 on the Moray Firth, reworked by Old Tom Morris and bunkered by James Braid: 6,832 yards, the Walker Cup in 1999,…
Course profiles
Course profiles built from official and public sources: yardage, the hole to know, the season that suits the course and what a round costs.
Founded in 1887 on the Moray Firth, reworked by Old Tom Morris and bunkered by James Braid: 6,832 yards, the Walker Cup in 1999,…
Old Tom Morris laid out the Lossiemouth links in 1889, sixteen holes at first: revetted bunkers, gorse-lined fairways and a par 71 finishing back…
Designed by Harry Vardon in 1908 for ten guineas and softened by Harry Colt: a par 72 north of Birmingham, rated England's best parkland,…
Founded in 1910 by breakaway Cambuslang members and laid out by James Braid: a hilly par 70 above the Clyde valley that staged Vardon…
Willie Fernie laid it out in 1904, MacKenzie touched two holes and Braid rebuilt it in 1937: a par 71 whose holes nine to…
Founded in 1910 on the Duke of Fife's land beside the River Deveron and redesigned by Alister MacKenzie in 1923: a par 68 whose…
A J.H. Taylor clifftop links built in 1933 as relief work when the herring fishery failed: a par 70 of 6,127 yards above the…
Alister MacKenzie's first course, founded in 1907 north of Leeds: a par 71 of 6,914 yards cut out of heather and gorse, with the…
A 1930 club in the grounds of Blackwell Hall above the Tees: conditioning reviewers call immaculate, greens they call tricky, and corridors ninety years…
Three Hawtree nines on the Kingsclere ridge with a hotel on site: greens reviewers rate among the best they have played, and a service…
The sixth oldest club in the world, playing for a trophy first won in 1774, on Braid parkland at Prestongrange: sheltered when the links…
The sixth oldest club in the world, with an outward nine through the dunes that many rank the best in links golf, and a…