Golf Course in Scotland

Well, even if you are not a golf fan, the golf courses in Scotland are seemingly appealing and indeed a must-see for tourists.

This is an old sport that some historians believed to have existed even during the reign of the Roman Empire. Since early times, this sport is believed to have been played by the Royals of most countries. These grounds were also used as battlegrounds according to many. However, modern day golf royalty have ensured no activity other than Golf is held on these grounds.  

One tip that you must keep in mind while travelling through the Golf Courses of Scotland is that you do not limit yourself to what the tourist guide or directory is telling you to do. Go beyond the traditional tourist spots and explore the non-listed spots for an enriching experience and to discover the hidden gems..

The home of Golf- Which places you must not miss out on at any cost:

Golf and Scotland share a historic relationship. Scotland is said to be the birth place of Golf as a sport. It is home to some of the most famous golf courses in the entire world and a total of 550 Golf courses are spread out in the six regions here. It boasts the highest golf to golfer ratio in the entire world. The oldest one in the world is said to be Musselburgh Links. It is said that this oldest one dates back to the early 15th century and till the 1870s had only seven holes. Muirfield is also one of the oldest courses in the world. This was first used as a golf course in 1891. The other famous ones that are worth paying a visit to are St. Andrews Links, also commonly referred to as the Home of Golf. This golf course is well known amongst the golfers for the kind of scenery that it homes. The natural beauty and landscape of this place forms a picturesque sight.

West Links at North Berwick too has never failed to charm its visitors and tourists. Just like St. Andrews, this place too has the cold stone walls. Kingsbarns golf links and the Championship Links at Royal Dornoch Golf club are also some of the famous names that might come up while looking up for various golf courses throughout Scotland and they are both spectacular. Royal Dornoch was established in the late 1600s.

Others that continue to entertain high profile golfers and tourists alike are Carnoustie and  Gullane Links.

Not just the game but the picturesque view:

This entire tour for Golf Scotland is an astonishing opportunity for photographers. Not only is the scenery a breathtaking sight but also the entire architecture of these places will only impress you more. You must consider yourself lucky if you ever get a chance to visit one of these and if you get to play at any of these, consider your life successful in itself!