Courses

Moortown is an Alister MacKenzie masterpiece that hosted the first Ryder Cup on British soil in 1929. Set on moorland north of Leeds, the course features MacKenzie’s trademark strategic bunkering and contoured greens. The famous 10th hole “Gibraltar” is one of the most photographed par threes in England.

Muirfield is home to The Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers, the oldest golf club in the world. This links masterpiece on Scotland’s Golf Coast features two concentric loops of nine holes, allowing golfers to experience the wind from every direction. Host to 16 Open Championships, it is considered one of the fairest and finest tests […]

Muirfield Village is Jack Nicklaus’s home course and hosts the Memorial Tournament annually. Built in tribute to his favorite course, Muirfield in Scotland, the Ohio layout features strategic design and immaculate conditioning. The club has also hosted the Presidents Cup and Ryder Cup.

Nairn is one of Scotland’s premier championship links, located on the Moray Firth in the Scottish Highlands. Host to the Walker Cup, Curtis Cup, and Amateur Championship, this historic course offers firm, fast links golf with stunning views to the Black Isle. The climate is surprisingly mild due to the Gulf Stream influence.