10th Hole Ceol Na Mara
A stunning hole running parallel to the scenic Dornoch Firth. A well-placed, straight drive is essential to avoid trouble, with the Firth waiting on the
10th Hole Ceol Na Mara
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8th Hole Dornoch Firth
The longest hole over both courses, the prevailing wind often makes it challenging to reach in regulation. The lay-up should be aimed up the right
7th Hole The Bridge
This tricky Par 3 may require a long iron to seek out the narrow opening at the front. Better to be slightly short because going
6th Hole Glebe
A straight driving hole with danger left and right. A drive down the left half of the fairway offers an easier approach. The two-tiered green
5th Hole Plantations
Trees left and water right penalise wayward shots from the tee. The shallow green slopes from front to back, so anything landing in the middle
4th Hole Gizzen Briggs
A relatively wide fairway awaits. The single tree to the right of the green is the line, setting-up a a long iron/fairway wood second. Controlling
3rd Hole Struie
This long Par 4 often plays into the prevailing wind. Aim your drive just left of the two fairway bunkers guarding the right. The green
2nd Hole Road Hole
Two options here from the tee. A 220-yard drive will leave a mid-iron approach to this challenging, undulating green. For longer hitters, a 250-yard carry
1st Hole Caddies Well
Playing just over 100 yards from the yellow tee, this well bunkered hole demands precision to find the small green. Anything landing on the front