Birdie Brae Green Fee Index — Scotland 2026

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

Killermont is a private members' course — visitors play only as a member's guest, and no public green fee is published.

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

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

£10–15. Honesty box. Believed to be the most westerly 18-hole golf course in Scotland.

£30 summer day pass (1 April–30 September), £10 in winter; £90 per week in summer. Juniors £5–£15. Card, cash or bank transfer.

£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.

£15 Mon–Thu, £20 Fri–Sun for the 9-hole course; under-16s £10.

£30 for 18 holes, £20 for nine, £15 twilight after 5pm (club's 2025 sheet, unchanged as of July 2026).

£15–20. Honesty box. Remote Hebridean 9-hole on machair.

£15–20. Nine holes on the east shore of Loch Earn. One of Scotland's most scenic short courses.

£15–20 for nine. Part of the Fife Golf Trust network.

£35 day ticket in season; £15 evening round after 7pm June–August; juniors £10; £120 per week. Book via MasterScoreboard; hire kit is honesty-box cash.

£18 (Nov–Mar) to £30 (Fri–Sun, Apr–Oct) for 18 holes; £25 midweek summer (2026). Nine holes, 18 tees.

Historic council nine-holer: £21.50 midweek, £23.60 at weekends.

£20–£30 (2026). Visitors very welcome.

£20–25 (2026). Honesty box. Sutherland Highland course north of Brora.

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

£20 (2026). Visitor access weekday mornings, weekend afternoons by prior arrangement.

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

£20–35 visitor rate.

£50 day peak April–September, £20 winter rate October–March; weekly tickets £50–£150.

£20–£30 Cawder Course (2026). Keir Course at a reduced 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.

£25–30. Honesty box on the course; pay at the clubhouse if open.

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

£25 for 18 holes midweek, up to £40 for a weekend day ticket; £15 for nine.

£25–40. Links terrain at the Spey estuary mouth. Dolphin sightings from the course in summer.

£25–40. 18-hole parkland near the Tweed confluence. Founded 1887.

£50 per round April–September (£40 for Orkney residents), £25 October–March. Weekly pass £150; club hire £20 including left-handed sets.

£25 per round in winter (November–March), £35 in April and October, £55 in May and September, £75 June–August (2026 rates).

£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.

£30 winter weekday to £55 summer weekend per round (2026). Two courses (Hilton + Allander).

£35. At the tip of the Kintyre peninsula.

£30–40. Highland village course at the southern end of Strathspey.

£40 weekday, £45 weekend; £30 James Braid rate with proof of home course. Winter rates by phone.

£30 (2026). Nine holes in the shadow of Blair Castle. Founded 1896.

£50 midweek, £70 at weekends in summer (£30–40 in winter).

£30 for nine holes, £39 daily ticket; £138 per week; under-16s half price. Honesty box or QR code when the clubhouse is closed (open April–October).

£30 for nine holes, £50 for 18 (from 6 May 2026); seniors £25 and £40, juniors £17 and £24. Turn up and play — honesty box or QR code; no buggies.

£31 midweek to £41 weekend round (2026). South Edinburgh private club.

£35 winter to £125 peak (2026). Golf on the Chanonry Point spit.

£35–£140. Nairn's second course, often overlooked. Confirm current rates with the club.

£35–50 seasonal. Moorland course above the textile town of Hawick.

£35–50 seasonal. Parkland between Stirling and Edinburgh.

£95–£120 prime time May–October, £55–£75 April, £35 winter rate (2026); Scottish Golf members £60–£80.

£35 for nine holes, £50 for eighteen (April–October).

£35 midweek, £45 Sunday (no Saturday visitor rate published).

£36 (2026). Moorland/heathland on the Lanarkshire plateau. Founded 1895.

£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.

£40 Mon–Fri, £42 weekend for the 12-hole round (2026, from 1 April).

£40–£90. Visitors welcome midweek and most weekends. Confirm current rates with the club.

£40–£95. Weekdays preferred. Confirm current rates with the club.

£40–£45 visitor round (2026).

£40 midweek, £50 at weekends.

£40–£75 (2026).

£40 April, £65 May–October (2026). Sister course to the Medal on the same public links; James Braid Society members get at least 20% off.

£40 visitor rate and £100 weekly per the club's site (as indexed July 2026 — rates rose recently; confirm with the club); £20 playing with a member. Tee bookings open 15 days ahead.

£65 a round on a weekday and £80 at a weekend or bank holiday, on the club's published 2025-26 table. A day ticket is £100 midweek and £120 at weekends. Two rates bring it to £40: any round teeing off after 3pm Sunday to Friday, and a winter single round from October to March, when mats are in use. Parties of twelve or more get 10% off; the club asks groups of twenty and over to phone.

£52 April/October weekday to £75 summer weekend; afternoon rates from £44 (2026). Glenisla 9-hole course separate.

£45–£65 seasonal. Fifth-oldest golf club in the world.

£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.

£45 for 18 holes in high season (all days), up to £50 for a day ticket.

£45 per person midweek, £50 at weekends (visitor packages).

£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.

£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.

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

£60 per round (updated January 2026); twilight from 4:30pm £50; day ticket £80. Dinvin 9-hole day ticket £15. Twilight rate re-read off the club's green-fees page 2026-09-26.

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

£50 (2026).

£150 May–September, £90 April and October, £55 winter rate November–February (2026).

£90 May–September (£65 UK residents), £65 April and October (£55 UK residents); after 3pm £65 May–September and £55 April/October (UK residents £55 and £50); juniors £25 (2026, read 2026-09-26).

£60–£160 (2026).

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

£60–£130 (2026).

£60 per round (2026).

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

£60 per round (2026).

£60 midweek, £70 at weekends (from 1 February 2026).

No published fee for the Lynedoch, now a 10-hole short course — ask the club. The main Murrayshall Course is £70 in summer (2026).

£65 winter to ~£100 weekend peak (2026). Hotel guests receive preferential rates.

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

Visitor access via weekday group packages £65–£99 per player including catering (May–September); no standalone individual rate published.

£70 November–December, £90 winter and October, £110 April, £170 May–September (2026). Juniors (17 and under, maximum two per round) £25; no twilight tier on the 2026 rate card (re-read 2026-09-26).

£70–£140 (2026).

£70–85 for a peak-season round (affiliated-society rate from £70).

£70 (2026). Combination ticket with the Old Course available.

£74 winter, £148 shoulder, £185 summer (2026).

£75 low to £150 high season (2026). Toughest of the St Andrews links rotation.

£75–£95 seasonal.

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

£75–£125 (2026). James Braid design. Considered the best course in the Falkirk/Larbert area.

£80 (2026).

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.

£110 April to £195 May–September (2026).

£85 shoulder to £155 high season (2026). Combination tickets available with the Rosemount.

£95–£125 per round for groups of 1–3, £85–£115 per round in groups of 4–8 (2026: the lower figures are April & October, the higher May–September). Day tickets are also published at £115–£165 by the same season and group-size split. Visitor times are weekdays plus weekends after 3pm.

£90 shoulder to £130 peak (2026); £90 after 4pm.

£120 guide price; peak demand pricing up to ~£170 (2026). Members club with reasonable visitor access.

£95 winter to £335 high season (2026); from ~£175 in May.

£95 in April to £140 May–September (2026).

£95 winter to £180 summer (2026). Limited visitor days.

£99–£135 (2026). Most accessible of the three Carnoustie courses.

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

£110 winter to £205 weekday / £220 weekend peak (2026).

£120 shoulder to £225 summer weekend (2026).

£135–£185 seasonal. Visitor access via Archerfield House.

£135 (2026). The more accessible Royal Troon course.

£155 visitor (2026); reduced Fife/Scotland residency rates. Taken over by St Andrews Links Trust and renamed the Craigtoun Course in January 2026.

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

£355 high season (21 April–18 October 2026), £240 and £250 in the April and late-October shoulders, £180 low season (1 November 2026–31 March 2027, fairway mats in use); under-16s pay the adult rate — read off the Links Trust's Old Course green-fee page 2026-09-26. Daily ballot (closes 2pm two days before play, two to four players), advance booking, or the Singles Daily Draw for solo golfers.

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

£220–£320. Famed quirky holes. Confirm current rates with the club.

£250 midweek single round, up to £395 high season (2026). Limited visitor access.

From ~£260 spring; peak summer visitor rates £400+ (resort guests pay less). 2014 Ryder Cup venue. Confirm at gleneagles.com.

£285 shoulder to £385 high season (Cabot Highlands, 2026).

From ~£300 by application; effectively members and guests only.

£399 spring, up to £486 high season (2026).