Scotland's golf courses - Vic Robbie

Scotland is the home of golf. Thousands vist the country every year to experience and explore the difficulties and delights of the greatest courses in the world, and most make the pilgrimage to St Andrews, where the game was first played int he fifteenth century. No matter how good, golfers never believe they have really palyed the game until they have attempted to master the subtle intricacies of at least one of Scotlands rich variety of courses, be it St Andrews or the other Open Championship venues of Carnoustie, Muirfield, Turnberry or Royal Troon. Or the beautiful Royal Dornoch, Gleneages or Loch Lomond. Or any other of Scotland's golfing gems. Since Scotlands Golf Courses: The Complete Guide - was first published in 1997, many new courses have been built in keeping with the finest Scottish traditions. Now on more than 500 courses. It includes a directory of clubs, with a description of each course, how to get there, facilities, catering green fees and hotel accommodation, plus photographs as well as diagrams of Scotlands most interesting and challenging holes. Scotland's most interesting and challenging holes. Scotlands Golf Courses: The Complete GUide is essential if you are golfing in Scotland.