Nairn Golf Course, Scotland is a private members golf club founded in 1887 and very popular. 

Ranked number 11 in the list of Top 100 Courses in Scotland 2015 (Golf World Magazine), this Traditional Scottish Golf Links Course was created from a Highland wilderness of gorse and heather on land alongside the Moray Firth

Founded in 1887, it is now one of the best courses in Scotland, and has hosted a large number of important championships including the 1999 Walker Cup and the 2012 Curtis Cup

With 1300 members it is a well supported golf course yet visitors receive a warm welcome and are encouraged to come and enjoy the links.

A remarkable feature of the championship course is that from every hole you can see the beautiful waters of the Moray Firth which wends its way past a number of wonderful golf links along this coast..

Besides the Nairn 18 Hole Championship Course, there is the 9 Hole Cameron Course, Clubhouse and lovely Practice Facilities.

The course appears benign to start with but soon demands accurate driving and precision second shots.  Gorse is a hazard. 

The par 4 holes tease and confound and all four short holes are cunningly angled, with the 4th a little gem and the 14th simply spectacular

As three of the par 5 holes are over 530 yards long, it is a test for all.  Yet, even more challenging than the humps and hollows that lurk in the fairways, is the trickery of the greens.

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