Scottish golf courses - all of them

reports my progress in playing all of Scotland's 684 golf courses to raise funds for Cancer Research UK and hopefully of interest to golfers anywhere.

Tuesday, 27 April 2010

Lilliesleaf Golf Course - course no 288

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I played at Lilliesleaf after my 26 April 2010 rounds at Galashiels and Melrose. The somewhat quirky course was deserted when I arrived apa...

Melrose Golf Club - course no 287

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This was a super little 9 hole course of 2628 yards, par 35 off the yellow tees, full of character and challenges, which I really enjoyed p...

Galashiels Golf Club - course no 286

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I played the Galashiels course on 26 April 2010. Galashiels now has 16 different tees to 9 greens so is really an 18 hole course in disguis...
Thursday, 22 April 2010

Rutherford Castle Golf Club - course no 285

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I played this excellent parkland/moorland course on 21 April 2010, a cold and sunny day with a strong northerly wind. Rutherford Castle is ...
Monday, 19 April 2010

Aigas Golf Course - course no 284

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Aigas Golf Course is primarily a pay as you play 9 hole course that forms part of a country estate with holiday cottages etc. near Beauly ...

Gairloch Golf Club - course no 283

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We played this lovely little course on the morning of 15 April 2010 on our way home from Ullapool. Gairloch is pretty remote as Scottish g...

Ullapool Golf Club

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We played this excellent course on the afternoon of 14 April 2010 after coming over from Stornoway after our trip to play all of the Western...
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Alan McPherson
East Lothian, Scotland, United Kingdom
When not playing golf I work as a caddy in East Lothian. I'm also a member at Dunbar GC (dunbargolfclub.com) and the Glen GC (glengolfclub.co.uk). I'm married to Polly, who shares my passion for golf and all that it stands for. I'm playing all of the golf courses in Scotland for Cancer Research UK and would be very grateful for any donations via the following web address - http://www.justgiving.com/golfingcoasttocoast2. We're delighted to have had messages of support from Catriona Matthew, the 2009 British Ladies Open Champion and Colin Brown, a former Captain of the R&A.
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