Over the years, the course has been shaped by renowned architects including Archie Simpson, Old Tom Morris, and James Braid, evolving into a par-71 layout that stretches over 6,800 yards.
The Championship Course is celebrated for its seamless integration with the Moray Firth coastline, offering golfers stunning sea views from every hole. The opening holes run adjacent to the shoreline, demanding precision, especially when coastal winds are a factor.
Nairn Golf Club has a rich history of hosting prestigious tournaments, including the Walker Cup in 1999, the Curtis Cup in 2012, and the Amateur Championship in both 1994 and 2021. These events underscore the course’s esteemed reputation in the golfing community.
Complementing the Championship Course is the Cameron Course, a 9-hole short course which is perfect for warming up on, or for a friendly money game over a few beers after lunch.
Visitors to Nairn Golf Club can expect a warm welcome and a golfing experience that embodies the rich heritage and natural beauty of Scottish links golf.
