Royal Dornoch Golf Club

Royal Dornoch Golf Club is a historic links course on the north coast of the Dornoch Firth, featuring fairways along a windy beach landscape. The 18-hole Championship Course is known for its classic links character, dramatic elevation changes, and dune-like experience. Old Tom Morris expanded the course from 9 to 18 holes in 1886, establishing Royal Dornoch as a top course. The annual Carnegie Shield is part of the club's rich tradition. Besides the Championship Course, you can play the 18-hole Struie Course, with winding Dornoch Burn, tighter fairways, and smaller greens. The club also offers practice facilities including driving nets, a short-game area, a putting green by the clubhouse, and covered practice bays.