Nairn Golf Course

President:
Head pro:
Manager: David Corstorphine
Holes: 18 holes
Par: 72
Distance (men/women): 6721
Courcerating (men/women):
Slope (men/women):
Green Fee: £ 70
Cart Fee:
Architect: Morris - Braid

Is there a hotel: No
Is there a restaurant: Full catering facilies provided during season (1st

Extra info
This traditional Scottish Golf Links Course was created from a wilderness of whins and heather and tests the talents of professional and amateur alike. Founded in 1887 and added to and extended by Archie Simpson, Old Tom Morris and James Braid it is now one of the best courses in Scotland. It is regularly chosen for national championships, including the Scottish Amateur, Scottish Professional and in 1994 hosted the "Blue Riband" of the Amateur Calendar the "Amateur" Championship. Nairn has just successfully hosted the 37th Walker Cup in September 1999.
The magnificent New Clubhouse which was built in 1990 is the envy of many and adds to the pleasure of playing at Nairn. The Bulmer Lounge and new Professional's shop was added in 1998.
As well as the challenging Championship Course, the Club offers an interesting but less strenuous nine-hole (Newton Course) and there is also a full-size practice ground adjacent to the 18th fairway.