Scotland is known as the home of golf, and for good reason too! With over 550 golf courses, there’s not only a lot to choose from, but the variety of cost, styles and experiences make every course truly unique. We’re on a mission to share all the courses Scotland has to offer, especially the hidden gems and unsung heroes that often fall under the radar. Here, you can find our thoughts on all the courses we’ve ticked off so far. As always, let us know your thoughts and where we should explore next!
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In Scotland, we’re incredibly spoiled when it comes to golf courses. We can access just about every type of course at every price range, but here we’re recapping 6 of our favourite budget friendly hidden gems so far!
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A new golf course has opened just outside Glasgow. Its fresh approach to the game has us asking: could this be the blueprint for saving struggling golf clubs?
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Despite plans from West Dunbartonshire Council to close Dalmuir Municipal Golf Course, local members have come together to ensure the future of the course.
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Anstruther is a true hidden gem, located only 15 minutes outside of St Andrews. Featuring incredible sea views, the UK’s hardest par 3, and some of the friendliest members around, Anstruther is a must play in the Fife area.
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Founded in 1855, Cupar Golf Club is arguably the oldest surviving nine-hole golf club in the country. Here at CGgolfs, we love anything with some history behind it, and Cupar has this in abundance.
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A new addition to the CGgolfs Hidden Gem club is Glencuritten, home to Bob Macintyre. Located in Oban, the gateway to Scotland, this course exceeded all our expectations.
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There’s a few courses out there that could serve as the true definition of a ‘Scottish Hidden Gem Golf Course’. Safe to say, Covesea has earned its place as one of them.
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