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— Center of the Golfing Universe —

— Golspie Golf Club —
   Golspie, Sutherland, Scotland

Length & Par: 
        Par 68, 5890 yards (White tees)
        Par 68, 5677 yards (Yellow tees)
        Par 71, 5237 yards (Ladies' tees)

Open & Playable Year Round

GOLSPIE GOLF CLUB WITH BEN BHRAGGIE           

Greens Fees: £25 per day, £20 per round (about $36) for guests

Pull Cart (Trolley) Rental: YES

Location: Ferry Road, Golspie, Sutherland (8 miles north of Dornoch; 53 miles north of Inverness, just off the A9)

Bookings: Tel:  011 44 1408 633266 from the USA
                Fax: 011 44 1408 633393 from the USA
                e-mail: info@golspie-golf-club.co.uk
OR reserve a round through HOME AT FIRST as part of your holiday in New Zealand!

Minimum Handicap Required: NONE--OPEN TO PLAYERS OF ALL LEVELS

Nearest Home at First lodgings: Near Dingwall above Inverness- 45 miles south.
      More information about HOME AT FIRST's NORTHERN SCOTLAND TRAVEL PROGRAM

        Golspie Golf Club is close to Royal Dornoch, one of the world's great courses. Like Dornoch, Golspie is a links course set alongside the North Sea in the far northeast of Scotland. And, like Dornoch, the course is very picturesque. But, unlike Dornoch, Golspie is a course for everyone, and at the right price.

        The course is a mixture of seaside links, heath, and parkland. It opened in 1889, and is another design of James Braid, the prolific and often great Scottish course architect. With five interesting par-3's (holes 2, 6, 10, 16, & 17) and a long seaside par-5 (number 4), Golspie offers variety and challenge. When the North Sea winds stir, the placid course takes on a very different character.

        Golspie Golf Club is just outside of its namesake village located in the center of the east coast of Sutherland county, half-way between Inverness and John O'Groats. Close by are beaches, beautiful countryside, and Scottish history. Outside the town is imposing Dunrobin Castle, the ancestral home of the Earls of Sutherland. A statue of the first duke can be reached by climbing the summit of Ben Bhraggie. Another scenic attraction is the Big Burn waterfall, in a beautiful small gorge only 20 minutes walk from the north end of Golspie.

Want to learn about other courses throughout the British Isles
including some of the greatest tests of golf in the world?
See our SCOTLAND, IRELAND, ENGLAND, and WALES Course Guides for more information.