Golf in the Scottish Highlands: Courses, Regions and Trip Ideas

Explore golf in the Scottish Highlands, from Royal Dornoch, Nairn and Cabot Highlands to traditional links, inland courses and remote nine-hole gems.
Planning a Highlands Golf Trip Around Cabot Highlands, Nairn and Royal Dornoch

Cabot Highlands, Nairn and Royal Dornoch can form the backbone of a memorable Highlands golf trip. This route gives visiting golfers a strong mix of modern links golf, classic seaside golf and one of the most celebrated courses in Scotland, all within a practical north of Scotland itinerary.
Scotland Tee to Green: Highland Golf Transport from Dornoch

Scotland Tee to Green, based in Dornoch, provides luxury personal transportation for golfers travelling through the Scottish Highlands, helping visitors experience the courses, hospitality and wider region more easily.
Golf Trip Photography at Royal Dornoch in the Highlands

A look at golf trip photography at Royal Dornoch, following a group of eight golfers on a Scotland tour and showing how a round here can be documented from the first tee to the final putt.
Royal Dornoch Golf Course Photography and Drone Content in the Highlands

Royal Dornoch’s new clubhouse and surrounding course features show the value of golf course photography and drone content, especially when captured in early morning light across one of the Highlands’ most recognisable venues.
Royal Dornoch Hosts the Scottish Women’s Amateur Tour

Royal Dornoch welcomed the Scottish Women’s Amateur Tour in clear but testing conditions, as a sold-out field highlighted the continued growth of Alan Tait’s event and its place within women’s golf in Scotland.
Walking in the Footsteps of a Legend – Golf Photography on the Old Tom Morris Trail

Walking in the Footsteps of a Legend – Golf Photography on the Old Tom Morris Trail Scotland’s fairways are steeped in golfing history, but few names resonate quite like Old Tom Morris — the father of modern greenkeeping, course design pioneer, and four-time Open Champion. His legacy lives on not just in the game itself, […]
