If you love golf, then you will love golf in Scotland, and you can play all of these incredible venues for less than £100 on the NCG Top 100s Tour!
Scotland, and in particular St Andrews, is the ‘Home of Golf’. It is the country where the game first came to be, and it is the true spiritual home of the sport.
Admittedly, as we move into 2026, if you want to play at major venues or championship courses, then you might have to spend a bit more.
However, there are some gems that will still cost you less than £100, and there are several of those on the NCG Top 100s Tour schedule for the year!
Whether you like links golf, inland layouts, and even the odd venue that is in the middle of nowhere, we have you covered on the NCG Top 100s Tour…
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Founded in 1899, and with several holes running along the North Sea coastline, there is plenty to love about Kilspindie. It might only be 5,500 yards, but the sea breeze, and the risk of firing one into the North Sea, add to the danger of a round at this stunning East Lothian venue.
- Book your spot to play at Kilspindie on the NCG Top 100s Tour on March 30th, 2026 here.
One of three layouts at arguably the best 54-hole venue in the country. The No.2 Course may sit somewhat in the shadows of the championship No.1 Course, but it remains one of the best links layouts in Scotland.
- Book your spot to play at Gullane No.2 on the NCG Top 100s Tour on March 31st, 2026 here.
- You can play at both Kilspindie and Gullane No.2 as part of our East Lothian Swing, which also incorporates an event at Longniddry as well.
Sitting on the stunning Chanonry Peninsula, and with water surrounding three sides of the course, Fortrose & Rosemarkie is one of the most picturesque courses in Scotland. This is enhanced in the springtime when the gorse bushes are in their full bloom, showing off vibrant swathes of yellow – just don’t find it off the tee!
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- Book your spot to play at Fortrose & Rosemarkie on the NCG Top 100s Tour on May 20th, 2026 here.
- You can also play at Fortrose & Rosemarkie as part of our Highlands Spring Swing, which also incorporates events at Nairn and Cabot Highlands (Old Petty).
One of four courses within a couple of miles, Auchterarder borders the neighbouring Gleneagles Resort, home to three of the best inland courses in Scotland. In its own right, Auchterarder is a great track, with three parts to it, all winding through Scottish pine trees.
- Book your spot to play at Auchterarder on the NCG Top 100s Tour on June 8th, 2026 here.
- You can also play at Auchterarder as part of our Perthshire Swing, which also incorporates events at both the PGA Centenary Course and Queen’s Course at Gleneagles.
One of the most unique and remote venues on the NCG Top 100s: Scotland list, Dunaverty is a true golfing experience. Situated at the southern tip of the Kintyre Peninsula, it requires a long journey to get there – either by road, air or sea – but it is truly worth it!
- Book your spot to play at Dunaverty on the NCG Top 100s Tour on August 5th, 2026 here.
- You can also play on the New Course at Trump International as part of our Kintyre Peninsula Swing, which also incorporates events at Machrihanish and Machrihanish Dunes.
Sitting in the northeastern corner of Aberdeen, the Corbiehill Course at Fraserburgh is a proper links layout, and part of the seventh oldest golf club in the world. If you’ve made the trip to the club that was founded way back in 1777, why not play the 9-hole Rosehill Course on the other side of the road as well?
- Book your spot to play at Fraserburgh on the NCG Top 100s Tour on September 10th, 2026 here.
- You can also play at Fraserburgh as part of our Aberdeenshire Swing, which also incorporates events at Spey Bay, Trump International (New) and Newburgh-on-Ythan.
Although it often gets lost among the multitude of golfing delights in Ayrshire, Kilmarnock Barassie is another fine links venue. Train lines running down both sides of the property, and pot bunkers galore – what more could you want from a Scottish golf course? Much like Fraserburgh, there is also the 9-hole Hillhouse Course which is just as good!
- Book your spot to play at Kilmarnock Barassie on the NCG Top 100s Tour on September 28th, 2026 here.
- You can also play at Kilmarnock Barassie as part of our Ayrshire Autumn Swing, which also incorporates events at Dundonald Links and Prestwick St Nicholas.
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