Hole 1

1st hole through sandy waste area - par 4

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July 11-14, 2013

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Local Landmarks

The Highlands have proven to be the most highly regarded tourist region in  Scotland as reported by a seminal Travel & Leisure Golf reader survey.

Not only does the Highlands enjoy an extrordinary microclimate, only 27 inches of rain a year (while also being one of the brightest or sunniest regions in the British Isles), it's capital city of Inverness boasts a variety of restaurants (many of world-class status), pubs and shopping, a river setting, and a network of walking-only streets - a city with charm, quality and intimate human scale. But perhaps even more importantly would be the history and the appeal of its defining landmarks.

Loch Ness

Aside from the hope of spotting the Loch Ness monster 'Nessie', Loch Ness has a good deal to offer visitors. As Scotland’s largest loch (by volume), it attracts travelers from around the world to enjoy the scenery, restaurants, boat cruises, accommodations and an assortment of attractions including Urquhart Castle, Fort Augustus, the Abriachan Nurseries, and the Falls of Foyers. The prominent 'humpback' mountain Meal Fuar Mhonaidh, seemingly on the shore of Loch Ness, is easily seen from Castle Stuart and serves as a reminder of the nearby looming presence of Loch Ness and the Great Glenn that connects Inverness on the east coast with Fort William on the west.

Loch Ness