Surf these sites: Carnegie Club at Skibo Castle -- A private network of golf clubs around the world. Its base is at Andrew Carnegie''s former estate in Scotland. Carnoustie golf scotland -- Carnoustie, home to the 128th British Open. This famous Scottish Links with its history of bringing even the greatest players to their knees. Classic Heritage Tours -- Golf excursions to the United Kingdom - England, Scotland, and Ireland. Cochrane Castle Golf Club -- Visitors welcome at Cochrane Castle golf course in Scotland, overlooking the Clyde on the outskirts of Johnstone. Colinton Burns Club -- Colinton Burns Club promoting Robert Burns, events and contacts. Cowal Golf Club, Dunoon, Argyll, Scotland -- Cowal Golf Club in Dunoon, boasts a beautiful golf course in an enviable position overlooking the Firth of Clyde in the Cowal Peninsula, Argyll, Scotland. Fairway to Heaven -- Innovative weeklong golf program in Scotland with focus on the spiritual and mystical aspects of the game. Fore Golf Tours -- Custom-designed golf trips for individuals and groups to Scotland and Ireland. Glasgow Golf Club Gailes -- A beautiful links golf course set in the heart of Irvine, Troon, Ayrshire, Scotland. Golfing Gems Of Scotland -- Directory of inland courses of Scotland. Inverurie Golf Club, Aberdeenshire -- Inverurie Golf Club is an 18 hole par 69 parkland course with a varied layout providing an enjoyable challenge to all golfers. A number of Open Competitions are organised during the season and visitors are welcome. Kingussie Golf Club -- Superb 18 hole golf course in the heart of the Highlands of Scotland. Hill type and very scenic Kingussie Golf Club is suitable for all standards of player. Kingussie Golf Club, Scotland -- 18 hole golf course surrounded by the the Highlands of Scotland. Lundin Golf Club -- Situated in the East Neuk of Fife, midway between Muirfield and St.Andrews as the crow flies. McDonald Golf Club Ellon -- Home Page for the McDonald Golf Club, Ellon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. An eighteen hole, par 70 inland course, set in mature woodlands, providing a fair challange for all levels of golfer. Newtonmore Golf Club - The Definitive Guide -- "Newtonmore Golf Club - A superb parkland course in the heart of the Scottish Highlands. Port Bannatyne Golf Club - Scotland -- Port Bannatyne Golf Club, located on the beautiful and historic Isle of Bute, Scotland. Founded in 1912, the Port Bannatyne Golf Club can claim to be amongst the most scenic courses in Scotland. Renfrew Golf Club -- Visitors are welcome at this Scottish parkland 18-hole course, overlooking the Firth of Clyde near Glasgow. Royal Tarlair Golf Club -- An 18 hole clifftop course in the North East of Scotland overlooking the Moray Firth - exclusive international membership for golfers living outside the United Kingdom. Scotland Golf Links -- Customised golf trips by Golf Links, Ltd. Golf at some of the worlds finest courses, St. Andrews, Crail Golf Club, and more. St Andrews Links On-Line -- St. Andrew''s - Recognised the world over as the home of golf has borne witness to 600 years of rich golfing history. There the game evolved and developed into its final form and is home to the game''s ruling body, the Royal and Ancient Golf Club. Stornoway Golf Club -- A guide to the only 18 hole golf course in the Western Isles of Scotland. With course details, location and events calendar. Strathpeffer Spa Golf Course -- Information including green fees, events, course details, reviews and more at this hilly course some 20 miles north of Inverness in the Highlands of Scotland. Tain Golf Club -- Overlooking the Dornoch Firth, Tain offers one of the best settings imaginable in the highlands for a round of golf. Taymouth Castle Golf Course -- An 18 hole parkland course in stunning setting and packed with history. The Royal Dornoch Golf Club -- Golf has been played at Royal Dornoch since 1616 and has been voted the 13th best golf course in the world. Traigh Golf Course -- "Probably the most beautifully sited nine hole golf course in the world" - The Scotsman newspaper. In the West Highlands of Scotland, near Mallaig, under an hour''s drive North from Fort William.
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