Nairn Dunbar Golf Club

Logo: the Rose is found in the area. Pretty typical.

Burnett Rose,1899. George Smith was the original designer.

Re-designed by Peter Robertson, local professional. In 1936 he became Scottish Championship.

Dunbar name: comes from the Land Owner. He gifted the land to the town, in order for the working class to be able to enjoy the game as well.

They look after the members of Nairn, specially when Nairn (across the road) is closed for maintenance.

Beautiful views to the marina from the clubhouse. The Range: people bring their own golf balls.

The course is quite flat and welcomes those beginners who are looking for a fun challenge! The golf shop barely has clothes for women, but they are very welcoming. The mushroom soup is on point!

The clubhouse has a nice dance floor with a stunning big window - perfect to celebrate parties.

There are views to a sketchy neighborhood, but it is q cute parkland course.

The reception was very nice and helpful and the greens and tee boxes were in excellent shape.

The layout of the curse is boring, a lot of back and forth. You can’t see the sea anywhere from the course even though it very close.

The training area was a (nice) putting green but no driving range. And this cost £85 to play... no thanks.

Saknade Range nära klubbhuset. Banlayouten lätt att förstå med tuffa bunkrar och fina Greener. Fairways var smala något brända och hårda vid vårt besök, men jag gillade hedmiljön.

Knappe linksbaan langsheen de zee. Niet al te moeilijk als de wind niet waait zoals vandaag. Perfecte greens. Leuke golfervaring.

Parcours relativement facile à jouer. Je le trouve un peu monotone (plat, green moyennement rapide, environnement quelconque dans une petite ville, par contre très "pretty") Autrement hospitalité, amabilité et gentillesse hors pair.