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.

Monday, 30 September 2013

Lothianburn Golf Club - closed after 120 years of hillside golf

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Lothianburn GC, known to so many members simply as "The Burn" was instituted in July 1893, initially as a 9 hole course. The pres...
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Wednesday, 25 September 2013

Green Valley Golf Academy - Course no 620

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This excellent looking golf range and teaching academy in the village of Castle Kennedy near Stranraer also has a 6 hole 1086 Yard Par 20...

Burrow Head Holiday Village Pitch and Putt Course - Course no 619

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St Medan GC claims to be the most southerly golf course in Scotland and is a fine course. However, when in the area on holiday recently, St...

Portpatrick Hotel Par 3 Course - Course no 618

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I'd arranged to stay at a local Bed and Breakfast place in Portpatrick  after my game at Lagganmore on 23 September 2013,  almost next ...

Lagganmore Golf Course - Course no 617

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Regular readers of this blog will know that I'm trying to play every course in Scotland with 2 of my buddies, Craig Watson and Stu Flem...
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Wednesday, 4 September 2013

Whitecraigs GC - Wee Course - Course no 616

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Whitecraigs is in my view one of the best 18 Hole parkland courses in the Glasgow area. I'd played it in 1983, in the Scottish final of...
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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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