The Highlands

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"The golf was truly special. Nothing in the U.S. can compete with the impact of places like Cruden Bay, Nairn, and Royal Dornoch - or the intimacy and local pride in Brora and Fortrose & Rosemarkie."

Zachary Bloom – Gulph Mills Golf Club

Scottish Highlands Golf Packages

The Highlands of Scotland combines unparalleled golfing experiences with some of the country's most stunning landscapes. This journey into the heart of Scottish golf is not just a trip but a pilgrimage for those who cherish the game and the extraordinary natural beauty of Scotland, making it a prime destination for golf and tourists alike.

Royal Dornoch is the headliner here and consistently ranks among the world's best courses. The timeless layout, natural links conditions, and spectacular views of the Dornoch Firth make playing here an unforgettable experience.

Castle Stuart at Cabot Highlands is a modern marvel of golf course design that's quickly become a favorite stop for traveling golfers. The course presents a fun and rewarding test for golfers of all skill level, while taking full advantage of its stunning Highlands setting. With a second course, known as Old Petty, currently under construction, Cabot Highlands is set to enhance its reputation as a world-class golfing venue.

Further north, Brora Golf Club presents a unique and wild golfing adventure, where the course is maintained in harmony with nature, often with the help of local sheep and other livestock. This rugged links course delivers a pure, undisturbed golfing experience, in a setting that borders on sublime.

Meanwhile, Nairn Golf Club boasts a classic links course that meanders along the Moray Firth. The former Walker Cup venue features a unique halfway house, an old fishing bothy, offering golfers a charming spot to refresh and reflect amidst their round.

Scottish Highlands: A Journey of Discovery

For travelers looking to wander off the well worn path, Tain, Fortrose & Rosemarkie, and Golspie offer exceptional experiences to round off a Highlands golf itinerary. Without a doubt, these lesser-known treasures are waiting to be discovered, and would receive greater acclaim if not for the shadow of their more famous neighbors.

Off the course, The Highlands region is a haven for those seeking a golf trip that pairs the game with exploration and relaxation. From Dunrobin Castle and the Glenmorangie Distillery, to the warm hospitality and stunning natural landscapes that envelop the region, The Highlands offers a perfect blend of Golf and the Good Life.

This journey is more than a Scotland golf trip; The Highlands offers an invitation to experience the soul of the country through its courses, landscapes, and traditions.