Courses

Glasgow Golf Club is the 9th oldest golf club in the world, now located at Killermont. The parkland course designed by Tom Morris and refined by James Braid offers a peaceful escape from the city. The club maintains traditional values and excellent hospitality.

The King’s Course at Gleneagles is James Braid’s moorland masterpiece, opened in 1919. Set against the stunning backdrop of the Ochil Hills and Grampian Mountains, this challenging layout has hosted the Ryder Cup and countless professional events. The resort’s three courses offer a complete golf experience in one of Scotland’s most beautiful settings.

Golden Gate Park Golf Course is a short 9-hole course in San Francisco’s famous park. The affordable layout offers accessible golf in one of America’s most expensive cities. It’s a beloved community asset and perfect for beginners or quick rounds.

Golf de Fontainebleau is France’s oldest club on its current site, designed by Tom Simpson near the famous palace. The course winds through the beautiful Fontainebleau forest with sandy soil ensuring excellent year-round conditions. It’s a peaceful retreat from Paris with a classic, understated elegance.

Golspie Golf Club is a delightful links course on the Sutherland coast, redesigned by James Braid. The course offers varied terrain from links to heathland with views across the Dornoch Firth. It provides excellent value and a warm Highland welcome.