Links golf courses in Scotland

Highlands and Outer Isles

#6 Royal Dornoch (Championship Course) This Links course and is the most Northerly of the Top 100 ranked courses.
#27 Nairn

#16 Royal Aberdeen (Balgownie Course) A Links course originally designed by Archie and Robert Simpson.
#18 Trump International Golf Links Opened in 2012 this Links course was designed by Martin Hawtree.
#66 Cruden Bay (Championship Course)
#91 Murcar

#2 St Andrew's (Old Course) Is a Links course and known worldwide as the Home of Golf this famous Links has regularly hosted The Open since 1873.
#7 Carnoustie Golf Links (Championship Course) This Links has hosted The Open, the Scottish Open and is one of the three courses in the Dunhill Links.
#15 Kingsbarns Golf had been played here since 1794 but this Links course only opened in 2000.
#36 Gleneagles (King's Course)
#40 Dumbarnie Links
#50 Gleneagles (Queen's Course)
#2 St Andrew's (NewCourse)
#82 Blairgowrie
#100 Gleneagles (PGA Centenary)

#3 Trump Turnberry (Ailsa Course) Famed for the 1977 "Duel in the Sun" when Tom Watson beat Jack Nicklaus in The Open. A Links course.
#17 Royal Troon (Old Course) Home of the “Postage Stamp” 8th hole. Arnold Palmer won The Open here in 1950.
#43 Prestwick
#46 Western Gailes
#99 Dundonald

#4 Muirfield This Links course has hosted The Open on 16 occasions, the Walker Cup twice and the Ryder Cup.
#29 North Berwick
#64 Gullane (No 1 Course)