Golfing Adventures
Driving Route
The modern game of golf originated in Scotland during the 15th century, at first banned by a King, it became one of their favourite pastimes.
The oldest surviving golf rules were compiled in 1744 for the Edinburgh based Company of Gentleman Golfers. In 1764 the familiar 18 hole course was first created in St Andrews. Victorians brought together their love of Golf, with their love of the Highlands with spectacular results. Golfers are spoilt for choice in the Highlands, with some of the most scenic courses in the world.
What you'll see
Murrayshall
4 star hotel, restaurant and golf courses offering pub meals and a la carte meals
Blairgowrie Golf Club (Lansdowne and Rosemount)
A special course that confidently stands alongside Gleneagles, Turnberry or Trump Aberdeen but at around half the price
Pitlochry Golf Clubhouse
Pitlochry Golf is one of the finest inland golfing facilities in Scotland, a fantastic course with sweeping views of the Tummel Valley.
Spey Valley Golf Course
The Spey Valley Championship Golf Course is an 18-hole, par 72 course that meanders through ancient Caledonian pine forests and along the banks of the sparkling River Spey
Boat of Garten Golf Club
A challenging course with undulating fairways, plenty of uphill shots and some tricky greens
Grantown-on-Spey
Established in 1890 Grantown-on-Spey Golf Club is one of the finest golf venues in Cairngorm National Park area
Inverness Golf Club
Inverness Golf Club has a splendid parkland course with tree lined fairways and generous well manicured greens
