Golf courses near Dundee

James Braid Association rate: £60 Apr-Oct, £30 Nov-Mar, available from 11am Mon/Wed/Thu/Fri and after 1pm Tue/Sat/Sun. Membership full for 2026; waiting list open for 2027.

18-hole parkland course, par 67, 5184 yards, located on outskirts of Dundee. Tee times shown from £35.00 but no day-specific pricing breakdown available.

Founded 1817. Six-time Open Qualifying venue.

Hotel and golf resort near St Andrews. Society packages available: Par Package midweek £49pp/weekend £54pp, Birdie Package midweek £56pp/weekend £61pp, Eagle Package (2 rounds) midweek £90pp/weekend £100pp.

18-hole course redesigned in 2013, features five par 3s and four par 5s. Also has a 9-hole course.

18-hole course originally laid out in 1903 by Old Tom Morris, extended to 18 holes in 1996. Located at Gallowhill, Leuchars, near St Andrews.

2 courses: Medal Course (main/championship, green fee £160 May-Oct, £80 April) and Ashludie Course (green fee £65 May-Oct, £40 April). Fees vary by time of day per online booking system.

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Visitors welcome April-October only. Saturday visitors restricted to 2pm-4pm only.

St Andrews Links Trust — 7 courses: Old, New, Jubilee, Eden, Strathtyrum, Balgove (9-hole) and Castle. Old Course: £355 peak (Apr 20–Oct 18), £128 shoulder season from fairway mats, 18-hole ballot required. Per-course pricing for the other 6 courses pending a dedicated pass. An 8th course, Craigtoun, also carries the St Andrews name but is independently run on the Mount Melville estate (not part of the Links Trust) — St Andrews' only championship inland course, opened 1995, designed by Peter Thomson and enhanced in 2006 by Tim Liddy.

3 courses: Championship Course (peak £360), Burnside Course (peak £135), Buddon Course (peak £135). Junior (14-18) Championship fee £180 peak; Juvenile (13 and under) £90 peak.

The Royal & Ancient Golf Club is the governing body and championship organisation for golf (staging The Open, AIG Women's Open, and elite amateur events). It does not operate a public golf course or offer visitor green fees.

Claimed to be the oldest 9-hole golf club in the world, founded 1855. Society groups of 9+ get 10% off green fees.

Private members' club established 1843. Visitors access via Temporary Membership only, must be introduced by a Member and arranged at least one week in advance.

St Regulus Ladies Golf Club does not own or manage a course. Members play on St Andrews Links courses managed by the St Andrews Links Trust.

St Leonards is a school golf academy (St Leonards School, St Andrews), not a public golf club. It operates in partnership with St Andrews Links giving students access to courses including the Old Course.

Membership valid until 31st March 2027. All adult/senior/young adult memberships include Scottish Golf Union fee (£17.50) and Fife Golf fee (£2.50) on top of listed prices.

Membership fees can be spread over several months up to October. Reductions available from May onwards.

Membership fees gated behind enquiry form. Members receive 20% off food and 10% in Pro Shop (FAQ contradicts visitor page: FAQ states 20% food and 5% beverage).

Summer green fee from £138. Scottish Resident Rate from £95 (proof of address required).

2 courses: Alyth Course (18-hole, designed by Old Tom Morris and James Braid) and Glenisla Course (9-hole). Green fee pricing not published.

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Full Adult membership total is £670.50 (Links Ticket £470 + Club Membership £180 + SGU & ACGA Levy £20.50). Course designed by Old Tom Morris (1877), updated by Willie Fernie (1907), redesigned by James Braid (1931).