On the long 3rd, a pin tucked right brings Willie Park Jr’s design to life. The smart play is tight to the fairway bunker, giving you the best angle in. But chase the flag too boldly, and you’ll find one of the nastiest little pot bunkers on the course.

Tending Towards the Ludicrous by @pitchmarks available in TLD No.13 thelinksdiary.com Thread 1/5

November morning on the links. What's not to like.

It’s our first outing into the audio world and we couldn’t have had a better guest than our good friend and author Jim Hartsell for Ep.1. Although he resides in Alabama his heart belongs to the west coast of Scotland. Jim has been writing for us from the very beginning and has

Looking back from behind our 5th green... pure linksland perfection. Undulating fairways, fresh sea air, and golf at its most authentic.

A stunning day at the coast. Hard to believe it's mid November.

Wha a wonderful world 🖤

We might be a little biased but this is our favourite place on earth 🖤

Brrrrrr, a chilly start to Friday. Keep warm and have a wonderful weekend when it comes. #TeamDumbarnie

Gift them some quiet time this Christmas. thelinksdiary.com/memberships

Winter golf season has definitely arrived Douglas Park Golf Club for 2025 Half the number of clubs; double the number of layers

Gailes from above 🦅

❄️❄️❄️ #thewestkilbridegolfclub #ayrshirecoast #wintergolf #linksgolf

The 13th marks the turn for home and features one of the finest greens on the course, pictured here with a seldom-seen front-right pin.

Peaceful mornings at Gailes – quick golf, dewy links turf, and no better place to play. Experience one of Scotland's best winter courses now: bit.ly/3EyeaWD

Superb day of Scottish🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 winter links golf Visit to Craigielaw Golf Club with fellow members of The 1457 Society Great weather….Great company Course, clubhouse & staff all very impressive Thanks to Allan Minto & Malcolm Duck for organising Congrats Chris on your Hole in One

A new dawn for Royal Dornoch. Captured beautifully this morning by Matt Harris, ou new clubhouse stands ready beneath a glowing red sky, a fitting backdrop for a special moment in the club’s history.

We are joined in this episode by David Brodie of Panmure Golf Club. In 1953 Ben Hogan spent two weeks at Panmure prior to his only Open appearance - at Carnoustie - which he went on to win. David shares tales and stories of those two weeks spent on the links. A wonderful and

A spectacular piece of land we are proud to call ours. Our home. Our links. Our Cruden Bay.

Winter light on the West Links …