Tain Golf Club

Tain Golf Club was laid out in 1890 by the legendary Old Tom Morris, five-time Open Champion, after local golfers secured land from a nearby estate; the club was originally named St Duthus Golf Club before adopting its present name in 1911. Several holes still reflect Morris's original routing, giving members and visitors the chance to play a course shaped by one of golf's founding figures. The links-meets-parkland layout beside the Dornoch Firth remains one of the notable historic courses of Easter Ross.