Birdie Brae Green Fee Index — Scotland 2026

Glasgow Life municipal nine-holer: £10.50 for an adult round in summer, £6.50 in winter (2026/27).

£10 for nine holes and £15 for eighteen (adults); juniors £5. A five-day unlimited ticket is £120 (juniors £60). The club's page does not state a year.

Glasgow Life municipal: £16.50 for an adult round in summer, £10.50 in winter (2026/27).

£12.50–£28.30 per adult round on South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture's 2026–27 price list (effective 1 April 2026): £28.30 May–September, £22.85 in April and October, £12.50 November–March, insurance included. Concession card holders get 25% off standard round charges. Green fees are payable to SLLC at the starter's office.

April–October: £20 for nine holes on weekdays and £22 at weekends, £27 and £30 for eighteen; November–March a pay-to-play day ticket is £14 (juniors £7). Taymouth self-catering guests pay less.

£15 Mon–Thu, £20 Fri–Sun for nine holes; £25 for 18 holes (two loops); under-16s £10.

April–October: £40 for an 8am–noon tee time, £35 midday to 3pm, £30 after 3pm; winter golf £15 (November–March); day ticket £60. Under-18s half price.

Honesty-box day tickets: £15 for nine holes, £25 for eighteen, £40 at weekends; £10 in winter (November–February). Half price for members of affiliated Argyll clubs.

Winter 2026/27: £15 for nine holes, £25 for eighteen. Summer 2026 rates read off the club's page in July were £30 and £40. The clubhouse closed for the season on 7 October 2026 — no club or trolley hire until 2027, but tee times still book online.

£50 day ticket April–October, £16 November–March (juniors £10 and £8); £150 per week. Online tee booking with payment.

£50 April, May and September, £60 June–August, £20 winter rate October–March (per round); juniors 17–18 £25 (read cullenlinksgolf.co.uk/fees 2026-10-31).

£40 weekday, £50 weekend April–October; £20 weekday, £25 weekend November–March (2026). Under-17s £20; unlimited-round day ticket £65.

£20–28. Public course adjacent to Royal Troon. Golf South Ayrshire shows visitor prices only inside its online booking, so this range is not independently verified.

April–October 2026: £20 for nine holes, £40 per round, £50 day ticket; November 2026–March 2027 £20 per round.

£20 for nine holes, £30 for eighteen, £40 day ticket.

£20–35 visitor rate.

Day tickets: £50 peak (April–September), £20 off-peak (October–March); £150 for a peak week. The club publishes day and week tickets rather than a single-round rate.

£20 for nine holes, £25 day ticket, £70 weekly (from 1 March 2026); juniors half price. Honesty box or bank transfer; no booking needed.

£20 Monday–Friday and £25 at weekends in the winter season (1 November–31 March); £35 Monday–Friday and £50 at weekends in the summer season (1 April–30 September), on the club's published visitor rates. The visitors page lists no October rate — ask the club. Multi-day weekend, weekly and fortnightly tickets are published on the same page; James Braid Society members pay a reduced midweek rate and groups of nine or more get a discount.

Sport Aberdeen flat fee: £35.60 in summer, £22 in winter (the same across all the council courses).

£22–£32 (2026). Reached by Gourock–Dunoon ferry (20 min) from Glasgow direction.

£25 midweek November–February, £40 midweek March–April, £75 midweek and £85 weekend (Sunday after 1pm) May–October. The club's page still heads these 'Standard Fees 2024' (read cathkinbraesgolfclub.co.uk/visitors.php 2026-10-31). Private members' club, visitors welcome.

£65 for one or two players, £60 a head for three, £55 for four; twilight after 4pm £40; winter £25 (2026). Lower rate for Badenoch and Strathspey residents.

£25 winter; £35–£45 in April and October (cheaper after 3pm); £50 Monday–Friday and £55 Sunday, May–September (2026).

£50 a round, April–October 2026 (day tickets also sold); £25 a round November 2026–March 2027. Juniors £15 weekdays and £20 weekends in summer, £10 in winter.

Summer 2026: £25 for nine holes, £40 for eighteen or a day pass; juniors £10 and £17.

£25–£100 by season and day (2026): £80 weekday / £100 weekend May–September, £45 weekday / £80 weekend April, £65 / £85 October, £25 / £35 November–March. Weekend visitor times are after 2pm during the summer season.

Nine holes: adult £25.50 Monday–Friday, £28 Saturday–Sunday; seniors and 18–21s £16.60 / £18.50; juniors £6.10 / £7 (Enjoy Leisure's venue page, no year stated, read 2026-10-31). Open all year except 25 December, 1 January and race days.

£48 Monday-Friday and £59 at weekends on the club's published summer rates from 1 April 2026 (the club notes rates may vary during the year). Twilight after 4pm £25 midweek / £30 weekend; guests playing with a member £15, junior guests £5. Winter rate £27 Monday–Thursday and £40 Friday–Sunday (1 November 2026 to 1 April 2027). Re-read off the club's green-fees page 2026-09-26.

£28–£55. The easiest and cheapest of the Links Trust 18-hole courses. Confirm current rates with the club.

£30–£45. Municipal course, big value.

£70 day fee 1 Apr–31 Oct 2026 (club site); £30/day Nov–Mar. Honesty box at the starter's hut if the clubhouse is closed.

Kings Golf Club (formerly Torvean): £30 winter, £85 April and October, £110 May–September (2026); twilight £40 in the four hours before sunset. Lower rates for Scottish affiliated golfers.

Ferntower: £60 Mon–Thu, £65 Fri–Sun in March, April and October; £70/£80 May–September (2026); £30 November–February on full greens.

Nine holes £30 midweek, £40 weekend; eighteen holes £40/£50 (2026). Half price for under-18s and members of the Golf Coast access scheme.

£80 peak (8am–3pm), £40 twilight (3pm–7pm), £45 April and October, £30 winter (November–March); day ticket £100.

£30 weekday and £40 weekend (2026). Buggy hire £25.

Cawder Course: £30 midweek / £40 weekend October–March, £45 / £65 April–May, £65 / £75 June–September. The Keir Course is cheaper on the same seasons.

£30 nine holes, £55 for 18, £70 daily ticket; £150 per week. Juniors half price. Online tee booking; no play before 8am.

£30 for nine holes, £50 for 18 (from 6 May 2026); seniors £25 and £40, juniors £17 and £24. During current maintenance work the club is charging a flat £20 for nine (seniors and juniors £10). Turn up and play — honesty box or QR code; no buggies.

£110 for a weekday round and £135 at the weekend in season, on the club's published visitor rates; a day pass is £130 midweek and £155 at weekends. After 2pm the twilight rate is £60 on a weekday and £70 at the weekend, and a winter round drops to £30 midweek and £35 at weekends. Groups of eight or more get 10% off.

£32.50 winter to £50 summer peak (2026). Heathland above the Firth of Clyde.

£95 prime time May–September, £60 April and October, £35 winter rate November–March (2026). Day ticket adds £10–£20; 2027 rates already published higher.

£55 standard round; £35 after 2pm and out of season (17 October–31 March); twilight £30 (2026). Juniors £20 (£10 in winter); discounts for groups of six or more.

£35 midweek, £45 at weekends.

Swailend Course: £70 May–September (£60 Scottish residents), £55 in March, April and October, £35 November–February. The championship Hawkshill course is priced separately.

£50 per round; £35 twilight after 4pm (seniors £45 and £30, juniors £15 and £10). Societies of 9+ get 15–30% off. Read off the club's visitors page 2026-09-26.

£36 per round; £15 playing with a member.

£36.50 casual 18-hole visit, £25.50 concessionary card, £18.50 junior/disability card (Edinburgh Leisure, from 1 April 2026). Nine holes are sold only as a twilight product at £20. The £17.50 you may see quoted elsewhere is the member's guest rate — it needs an Edinburgh Leisure golf member playing with you.

£36.50 for 18 holes (two loops of the nine) is the only non-twilight casual rate Edinburgh Leisure publishes (from 1 April 2026); nine holes are sold as a twilight-only product at £20 (£14 concession, £10.50 junior). The £10.50 and £17.50 you may see quoted elsewhere are member's guest rates — they need an Edinburgh Leisure golf member playing with you.

Rosemount: £40 November–March (fairway mats), £110 April, £120 October, £175 May–September; twilight £120 from 4pm May–September; juniors £40–£50; Scottish Golf / James Braid rate £100 (2026/27 card, read theblairgowriegolfclub.co.uk/green-fees.php 2026-10-31).

£40 January–March and November–December, £90 late March–early May and October, £120 May–September (2026); day ticket £130–£160. Discounts for affiliated Scottish golf club members and groups.

£40 November 2026–March 2027; £85 before 2pm and £55 after in October 2026; £100/£65 in April and October 2027; £160 before 3pm and £120 after, May–September 2027.

£40–£45 visitor round (2026).

£40 weekday; £45 Saturday after 2pm and Sunday. Lower rate for James Braid Society course members with proof of home course.

Winter rates 1 October 2026–1 March 2027: £40 midweek and £50 at weekends (juniors £20). The 2026 summer rate read off the club's page in June was £60 midweek and £70 at weekends; summer 2027 rates are not yet published.

£40 day ticket (juniors £25) — walk-ons welcome, no separate nine-hole rate. Pay in the clubhouse café, by QR code, or cash in the honesty box. Buggy £30, clubs £20.

£40 per round midweek, £50 at weekends (2026) — weekend play by prior appointment only, and visiting parties are weekdays or Sundays after 1:30pm (no Saturdays). Discounted per-head rates and catering packages are published for parties of 17 or more.

£41 casual 18-hole visit, £28.50 concessionary card, £20.50 junior/disability card (Edinburgh Leisure, from 1 April 2026). Nine holes are sold only as a twilight product at £23.50. The £18.50 you may see quoted elsewhere is the member's guest rate — it needs an Edinburgh Leisure golf member playing with you.

£45 shoulder to £155 high season (2026); cut ~30% under St Andrews Links Trust. Opened 1895 — not new by most standards.

£45–£90 (2026). Twilight from 4 pm at reduced rate.

£45 per round (£55 day ticket) Monday–Friday; £55 (£65 day ticket) at weekends (2026).

Winter golf November 2026–March 2027 £45 a round (winter rules). 2027 season: £70 in April and October before 2pm, £80 May–September before 3pm, £85 on Sundays May–September; twilight £55 after 2pm in April and October and after 3pm May–September (£60 on Sundays).

£45 for a weekday round and £55 at weekends on the club's published visitor rates (fetched August 2026) - the club notes fees may change by season and time. Nine holes £25 midweek, 36 holes £70, junior visitors £20 accompanied by an adult.

£50 winter to £120 summer (2026). Best from May to September.

£80 per round (Mon–Fri and Sunday); £50 1 October–31 March (2026, read strathavengc.com/visitors 2026-10-31). No Saturday visitor play.

£50 per round for visitors (2026); tickets from the professional's shop.

£50 Mon–Fri, £60 weekend (2026). 36-hole day ticket £65–£75.

£55 weekday to £75 Saturday (summer 2026). Black Isle course between Inverness and Dingwall.

£58 weekday round, £68 weekend round (2026). Day tickets £80 weekday and £90 Saturday.

£60 winter to £175 summer (2026); £140 UK-club rate. Often used as Open Championship Final Qualifying.

£60–£130 (2026).

£60 per round; juniors £10 (read wickgolfclub.org.uk 2026-10-31).

£60–£70 (2026). Hillside heathland above the Angus glens.

£60 per round (2026); buggies are available to hire.

2026: £65 January–February and December, £80 March and November; April–October £115 (late morning), £105 from 12.30, £95 from 2pm; twilight £80 from 4pm; juniors £30 (read southernessgolfclub.com/the-course/green-fees/ 2026-10-31).

£150 May–September, £90 April and October, £65 winter rate including a roll and coffee (2026).

£65–£140 (2026). Private club, visitor rounds by prior arrangement. James Braid consultation.

Standard rates: £65 a round, £75 a round at weekends, £85 a weekday day ticket. Twilight after 3pm £45 on weekdays (not Wednesdays) and £50 at weekends. Group rates for five or more are published separately.

£70 weekday to £90 weekend (2026). Shortest of the three.

£140 May–September, £90 April and October, £70 November 2026–March 2027; Scottish residents £90 in summer (read roxburghe-golf.com/en/greenfees 2026-10-31).

£70 per round for the current season (includes a 50p visitor insurance premium). Buggy £40, electric trolley £15.

£75–£125 (2026).

£75–£95 (2026). Old Tom Morris design rediscovered and restored 2005–2008.

Visitor rates: £75 weekday rounds in April and October, £95 weekend rounds in May, £115 weekday and £125 weekend June–September. Scottish residents pay £75–£95. The club's page does not state a year.

£80 per round, £120 day ticket — weekdays, subject to availability.

Medal Course £80 in April, £160 May–October (2026). Day tickets and the shorter Ashludie Course (£40–£65) offer cheaper combinations; James Braid Society members get at least 20% off the Ashludie.

£120 April–October, £85 November–March (2026/27 rate card); twilight £72.50 April–October (after 6pm May–July, 5.30pm from August); two-round ticket £180 / £127.50; juniors half price.

Balcomie single round £90 1 October 2026–31 March 2027, £120 April 2027, £180 May–September 2027; juniors (17 and under, maximum two per round) £60; no twilight tier (the club's 2027 card, which also covers this winter; read crailgolfingsociety.co.uk/golf/2027-green-fees/ 2026-10-31).

£90 in March, November and at twilight (from 15:00 April–September, 13:30 in October) to £180 May–September peak (2026); £120 for UK-club members; unaccompanied juniors £50. The club has already published its 2027 card, with the peak rising again. Sheep graze the fairways. Really.

£90–£125 (2026). Historic links between Western Gailes and Gailes.

2027 weekday rates: £100 a round for groups of 1–3 and £90 for 4–8 in April and October; £135 and £125 May–September. Day tickets £120–£175. Weekend visitors April–October 2027 after 3pm only, at £80 twilight.

2027 May–September visitor round from £95 online; £75 for Scottish Golf members; juniors (17 and under) £30. No other months published — ask the club (read pitlochrygolf.co.uk/golf-course/green-fees.php 2026-10-31).

£99 April, £135 May–October (2026); open for winter play on mats November–March; juniors 14–18 £67.50; 2027 £105 / £144 (read carnoustiegolflinks.com/play/green-fees/ 2026-10-31).

£100–£175 (2026).

£100 winter to £350 summer peak (2026).

2026: £110 midweek round, £130 weekend round; twilight £50 midweek, £65 weekend; under-18s £25 / £30; society packages from £45 a player (read royalmusselburgh.co.uk/visitors/ 2026-10-31). Fifth-oldest golf club in the world.

2026: £110 weekday, £125 weekend; twilight after 3pm £85–£110; affiliated Scottish Golf members £95; juniors £30 / £35. No winter 2026/27 rate is published yet — ask the club (read fortrosegolfclub.co.uk/the-course/fees/ 2026-10-31). Golf on the Chanonry Point spit.

£210 a round 1 March–31 October 2026; £110 a round 1 November 2026–28 February 2027; £220 a round from 1 March 2027. Day tickets are also published. £50 per player deposit on booking. Visitors Sunday to Friday — Saturdays are for members.

Visitor single round (same for the King's, Queen's and PGA Centenary): £405 September 2026, £275 October, £150 November, £115 December, £120 January–February 2027, £160 March, £210 April, £260 May, £315 June, £500 July 2027; hotel guests pay less (read gleneagles.com/golf/green-fees/ 2026-10-31).

£115 standard visitor round; £90 affiliated-club members; £45 local rate; twilight and early-bird £60 (08:00–08:50 and after 15:30); juniors £25 (2026, read off the club's visitor page 2026-09-26). Closed November to early April. The canonical range is the standard visitor round only: the local and affiliated rates need a qualifying address or club, and twilight is its own field.

£120 off-peak to £180 high season (2026). Closed November–February. Clifftop position east of town.

£120–£545. The second Turnberry course, less famous than the Ailsa. Confirm current rates with the club.

£140 per golfer in the 2027 visitor season (12 April–7 October 2027). The more accessible Royal Troon course.

£225 high season (1 May–31 October 2026); 2027 £150 April, £250 May–October; juniors half price; Scottish Golf members £95, reciprocal clubs £50 (read scotscraiggolfingclub.com/visitors 2026-10-31). 13th-oldest golf club in the world.

Standard green fee for the 18-hole Corbiehill championship course is £150 (2026), with discounts for affiliated Scottish golfers and for a second round or the 9-hole Rosehill course (fraserburghgolfclub.org).

£170 weekday, £195 weekend (2026); reduced winter rates November–March by enquiry, no figure published; no twilight tier published (read 2026-09-26).

Around £175 midweek to £265 high season (2026).

~£195 winter to ~£435 summer (2026); peak rounds can be higher.

£200 per person per round (2026); £135 for members of a UK golf club (read royalburgess.co.uk/visitors 2026-10-31). Limited visitor access.

£249 April, £360 May–October (2026); the Championship Course is not open for winter play. No twilight tier is published; juniors 14–18 £180, 13 and under £90. (read carnoustiegolflinks.com/play/green-fees/ 2026-10-31).

£285 weekday, £325 weekend (18 holes, 2026). Scottish Open venue.

£385 main season (15 May–11 October), £285 late season 2026; 36-hole ticket across both courses £695. Juniors £50; Scottish Golf member rates £130–£170.

£399 spring, up to £486 high season (2026; £486 for 1 May–8 November 2026). Closed 9 November 2026–26 March 2027.

£430 per golfer for the 2027 visitor season (12 April–7 October 2027; visitor tee times Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays); £340 for PGA members. The club's page no longer shows 2026 rates (read royaltroon.co.uk/visit/ 2026-10-31).

The course appears to have closed. Skeabost House Hotel's current operator (the Sonas Collection) lists fishing and dining but no longer mentions golf among its activities, and the club has no working website. No green fee is published; treat the course as closed unless the hotel confirms otherwise.

Private members' club community (Discovery Land Company) — no public visitor play.

Society packages published (£52–£70 per player including catering, groups of 12+); no individual visitor rate published — ask the club.

No club website or published visitor rate found (checked 2026-10-31) — ask the club.

Visitor play via published group packages only: £20–£40 per player by group size and day (2026); no individual rate published — ask the club.

The club publishes a £50 golf-and-food package rather than a single-round visitor rate — ask the club.

No visitor rate published on the club's site (checked 2026-10-31) — ask the club.

The club's 2026/27 green-fee table lists most rates as TBC — ask the club for the current visitor rate.

The club publishes only catered group packages (4–16 players, May–September), not an individual visitor round — ask the club.

No published green fee — access is arranged through the estate, principally by staying at The Quads; enquiries via ardfin.com.