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Fairytale towns, braised lamb shank and shaking hands with sheep: Golf off the beaten track in Scotland

A few years back you finally made that trek to Scotland, the home of golf, and it was all you thought it would be. But it's been a few years now and you're itching to go back. Only this time, you want something different. Old Tim McDonald offers some suggestions for golf off the beaten track in Scotland.
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Aberfeldy Golf Club in Perthshire, Scotland: More than an "old tin hut"

The first nine holes of Aberfeldy Golf Club were laid out in the level floodplain of the River Tay in 1895, making it one of the oldest courses in the Scottish highlands. In 1993, plans were adopted to extend the course by nine holes. In 1995, almost 100 years to the day after the christening of the original nine holes, the 5,283-yard, par-68, 18-hole course opened to members and the public.
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Taymouth Castle Golf Club in the heart of Old Scotland a majestical round of golf
Dunkeld and Birnam Golf Club highlights approach to Highlands
Inchmarlo Golf Club in Banchory: A new Scottish golf course designed by the living

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For golfers in Nairn, Claymore House Hotel is a great base

Having golfed many many times in the Scottish Highlands, I wanted to let your readers know about our favorite hotel there. Each time we play golf in the north of Scotland, my sons and I always base ourselves at the Claymore House Hotel in Nairn. You've got three great tracks there in Nairn (Nairn Dunbar Golf Club, Nairn Golf Club and Cawdor Castle Golf Course), plus it's an easy drive to Inverness and even Royal Dornoch.
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Fraserburgh Golf Club a must-visit in Scotland, reader says
A trashy experience for reader at Troon Darley