Each year, almost 200,000 visitors come to experience the local produce, archaeology, and the deep ancient heritage of Orkney, but don’t be fooled into thinking that food and history is all that Orkney has to offer. We also have a wide variety of leisure activities available and there are none more appealing (in our opinion) than a round of golf at Orkney’s oldest golf club. Read the reviews of past visitors here, or click on the image, to book a round of golf (£50 for visitors, £40 for residents of Orkney or £20 for anyone playing with a member (£25 per round (£10 if playing with a member) Oct. 1st to Mar 31st.)), a set of clubs (£20) (left handed and ladies clubs available) and/or a trolley (£5). Please note that only visitors affiliated to a golf club can enter our open competitions. Entries from affiliates of Scottish Golf’s Open Play will be rejected and a refunded.

The link via the image is for our members to access all things Master Scoreboard related. Competition entry, draw sheets, leaderboards and results. Or to book a tee time for a social round with friends and fellow members. For that much needed practice session in our indoor facility (come on, be honest). Or to keep up to date with Wilson Cup, Northern Counties and Cupal Cup/Shield qualification (or at least to see if you’re ahead of your mates) and the My Golf section to ponder on the season you’re having and to try and figure out how to get that handicap down.

Like anywhere else in Scotland, the Orkney weather can be a fickle and unpredictable beast. Why not take a look at the 7 day forecast before booking that next competition, knock-out match or social round. Be warned, if the forecast is predicting a calm sunny day, don’t be fooled into thinking you might actually get round the course dry.