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Kintyre is home to
six superb
challenging, yet unique, golf courses and boasts
some of the best courses in Scotland. From the
wonderful opening hole at
Machrihanish to the small nine hole
course on the beautiful island of Gigha you will
not be disappointed with your experience of
Kintyre Golf!
Details of the
six wonderful golf
courses in Kintyre con be found below or click
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Machrihanish Golf Club |
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This superior natural 18
hole golf course is well known
throughout the world, voted to have "the
best opening hole in golf" by golf
architects and players and listed in the
top 100 golf courses outside the USA by
the Golfer's Digest
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Dunaverty
Golf Club |
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Dunaverty is a stunning scenic
undulating Scottish links course
offering great views of Ireland and the
Mull of Kintyre. Known for its small
well-maintained greens, Dunaverty is a
both a pleasure and a privilege.
Dunaverty Golf Club offers the visitor a
very entertaining and enjoyable round of
golf.
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Machrihanish Dunes Golf Club |
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When
Machrihanish Dunes Golf Club opens in
2009, it will be the first golf course
to have been built on a Site of Special
Scientific Interest (SSSi) since the
days of Old Tom Morris himself. It will
also be the first 18-hole links golf
course to be built on the west coast of
Scotland in 100 years.
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Carradale
Golf Club |
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Carradale Golf Club, founded in 1906, is
regarded by many as one of the Golf
Course gems in Scotland yet fairly
unknown.
It is located on the east coast of the
Kintyre peninsula with panoramic views
across the Kilbrannan Sound towards the
Isle of Arran. Although only a 9 hole
course, each one has its own feature and
is very popular with the local and
visiting players.
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Gigha Golf
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This is a
lovely little golf course offering the
most wonderful panoramic views of the
island and mainland. The course has
three par 3's and some testing par 4's.
You had better have your driving in good
trim when playing the Gigha course, as
the rough can be very unforgiving!
Those of a weak disposition should take
real care when teeing off the 4th medal,
it can be very intimidating.
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Tarbert
Golf Club |
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Tarbert is a short yet stunning moor
land nine hole course, with
well-maintained undulating fairways and
even better greens. Tarbert is
particularly picturesque in parts with a
number of holes serving up views of the
local countryside, including West Loch
Tarbert.
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