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Golf societies in Highlands and Islands

Regular golf without a full club membership. Golf societies in Highlands and Islands open to new members, the county’s 60 golf courses, and everything you need to start your own.

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No Highlands and Islands golf societies listed yet

Run a golf society in Highlands and Islands? List it free and golfers nearby can find you, ask to join, and take a spare place on your next day.

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Golf courses in Highlands and Islands

60 courses. The most in one place: Dornoch (7), Inverness (4), Aviemore (3), Grantown-on-Spey (2).

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The Ace Register in Highlands and Islands

No holes-in-one logged at Highlands and Islands courses yet. The first one goes on the board for good.

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The National Society League

Highlands and Islands golf societies play in the Scotland region: regional divisions of up to 10 societies, scored from your society days, with promotion and relegation. Free, 2027 season.

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Start a golf society in Highlands and Islands

With 60 courses to choose from, the hard part is agreeing where. Society HQ does the fixtures, sign-ups, who’s paid, polls and live scoring, free. Pick Highlands and Islands and tick “Open to new members”, and golfers nearby can find you here.

Questions golfers in Highlands and Islands ask

How many golf courses are there in Highlands and Islands?

There are 60 golf courses in Highlands and Islands on our UK course list (from OpenStreetMap), with the most around Dornoch (7), Inverness (4), Aviemore (3). Every one has its own page with the courses nearby and its ace board.

How do I join a golf society in Highlands and Islands?

No Highlands and Islands golf societies are listed yet. Open a society’s page, tap “Ask to join”, and the organiser answers you there. Some also list spare places on their next golf day, so you can try a day before you join.

Do I need a handicap to join a golf society?

Usually not. Most golf societies welcome golfers without an official handicap and give you one after a few rounds; some ask for an official handicap. Each society’s listing says which, and whether beginners are welcome.

How much does a golf society day cost?

Society green fees are typically about £30 to £55 a golfer, or roughly £67 to £75 with a bacon roll and a two-course meal, from published club society rates. Our guide to golf society day costs has a free calculator.

Is there a golf society league in Highlands and Islands?

Yes. Highlands and Islands golf societies can enter the free National Society League in the Scotland region for the 2027 season (April to October), scored from their society days, with promotion and relegation.

Nearby: Aberdeenshire · Perth and Kinross · Angus and Dundee · Stirling and Central Scotland · Fife

Course list from OpenStreetMap (ODbL); counties from postcodes.io (Office for National Statistics, Open Government Licence). Society details are written by their organisers. Privacy