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Inverness Golf Club
Situated only one mile south of the town centre, this parkland course has 18 holes and 2 practice grounds. They also provide lessons for both adults and children.
Kings Golf Club
The Kings Golf Club was established in 2019 and designed by Stuart Rennie. Originally Torvean Golf Club, due to Highland council Investment in to the Inverness West Link and redevelopment of the area a new club House was built and an 18 Hole championship Golf Course with a driving range and practice area.
Loch Ness Golf Club
Fairways offers both a 18 and 9 hole golf course. The highlight of the walk around this gently-undulating 18 hole course comes at the 8th tee with the spectacular views of Inverness, The Moray Firth, Ben Wyvis, The Black Isle, Kessock Bridge, and Fort George. For ladies, beginners, juniors, and those in search of an "emergency nine" Fairways Inverness offers a stand-alone nine hole course.
Contact: (01463) 713335
Fortrose and Rosemarkie Golf Club
Course architect James Braid's remarkable achievement in designing 18 challenging holes within the narrow Chanonry peninsula is instantly obvious. What Fortrose and Rosemarkie may lack in yardage is more than offset by its small, deceptive greens and strategically-placed bunkers. Breathtaking scenery and a dolphin colony in the adjacent firth are additional attractions.
Castle Stuart Golf
Scotland is the home of golf. As Turnberry is to Ayrshire and Gleneagles is to Perthshire, Castle Stuart has been conceived to be for the Highlands - a beacon reaching out to golfers throughout the world. Situated 8 miles from Inverness the centrepiece for this destination golf resort will be Castle Stuart Golf Links, a championship links course.
Nairn Golf Club
Nestling on the shores of the Moray Firth this Traditional Scottish Golf Links Course was created from a Highland wilderness of gorse and heather, and tests the talents of professional and amateur alike. Founded in 1887, it is now one of the best courses in Scotland, and has hosted a large number of important championships.
The Nairn Golf Club has now been awarded No 25 in the definitive list of the Top 100 Courses in Britian & Ireland 2008/2009.
"If the rankings were judged on the quality of the greens then Nairn would feel hard done by not to be in the top 10. As it is, a move upwards of six places reflects the panel's feeling that this was a course that deserved greater recognition. It is the opening stretch of holes, along the coastline, that live longest in the memory"
Golf World November 2008
Royal Dornoch
Formed in 1877, Dornoch has now been a Royal club for over 100 years! A Royal title means exceptional standards and we always aim to exceed the expectations of our frequent visitors and loyal members. However, we aim to do this in a relaxed, informal environment, with an emphasis on traditional highland hospitality.
Records show that the incredible natural landscape that defines golf in Dornoch has hosted golfers since 1616 and we are proud that the tradition has continued into the 21st century.
Over the years the Championship course has been tweaked and enhanced by greats such as John Sutherland and our own ex-professional and greenkeeper, Donald Ross. Open Champion, George Duncan added new holes after the war ensuring that the course has remained a challenge in the face of ever improving equipment and continues to be regularly ranked within the top 15 best courses in the world.
