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As you see from the clip above, you will not find a golf course in this part of Scotland older than 100 years that are not using its age as a part of their...

To tell you the truth. From our B&B we were on our way to Tain Golf course. But something went wrong with the GPS and we ended up at a nine hole golf course...

On our way from Wick in the north, towards our next B&B around 100 miles to the south, there are loads of golf courses. We were recommended to go and play a course with...

Citations from Reay’s web site: “Founded in 1893, Reay Golf Club has seen many changes over the years and remains to this day a true links course run by the community, for the community.”...

We played North Berwick twice. Like so many other great courses Berwick have some tricky – but great golf holes. You need to play it twice to fully enjoy the walk. North Berwick is...

“East Lothian, on the coast of the Firth of Forth to the east of Edinburgh, has been renown as a golfing Mecca for the past century. Referred to as the “Cradle of Golf”, the...

Another great day in Musselburgh. We played The Royal Musselburgh golf course. The Royal Musselburgh Golf Club – or golfing society – was established in 1774. That makes it the sixth oldest golf club...

My question in the blog about our visit to Muirfield was: Why is Muirfield golf course called Muirfield when the golf club is called The Honourable Gentleman of Edinburgh Golfers and when there are...

As you probably already know, Muirfield is one of the oldest golf clubs in the world. And then that is not really true. There is a bit of confusion. The golf course is called...