The Scottish Highlands
Scotland's Highlands offer a golf experience unlike any other region in the world. Here, dramatic mountains, rugged coastlines, and vast open landscapes create a sense of adventure that extends far beyond the golf course. The region is home to several world-renowned links courses, where golfers play alongside the North Sea amid some of Scotland's most spectacular scenery.
Rich in history and folklore, the Highlands are known for ancient castles, whisky distilleries, and legendary tales that have shaped Scotland's identity for centuries. Visitors can explore picturesque fishing villages, search for Nessie at Loch Ness, or enjoy a dram of Scotch after a memorable round. For golfers seeking exceptional courses combined with authentic Scottish culture and breathtaking natural beauty, the Highlands deliver an unforgettable journey.
Featured Courses
Cabot Highlands
Located near Inverness on the shores of the Moray Firth, Cabot Highlands combines world-class golf with the stunning scenery of the Scottish Highlands. The resort is home to the acclaimed Castle Stuart Golf Links and the new Old Petty course, designed by Tom Doak and built around a historic 400-year-old castle.
Beyond golf, visitors can enjoy hiking, cycling, fishing, and other outdoor activities, while nearby Inverness offers a taste of authentic Scottish culture, history, and hospitality. Together, they create an unforgettable Highlands golf experience.
Boat of Garten
Nestled in Scotland's beautiful Cairngorms National Park, Boat of Garten Golf Club is often considered one of the country's hidden gems. Designed by legendary architect James Braid, this historic course winds through pine and birch woodlands, offering a unique blend of heathland and links-style golf.
Despite its modest length, the course provides a rewarding challenge that emphasizes accuracy and strategy. Consistently ranked among Scotland's top courses, Boat of Garten is also ideally located near popular Highland attractions, including whisky distilleries, the scenic Strathspey Steam Railway, and the famous River Spey.