Firthside Centres
Nairn and Lossiemouth are established towns beside the Moray Firth.
THE HIGHLANDS, SCOTLAND
Moray Firth Coast
Nairn and Lossiemouth's classic links golf beside the firth.
Moray Firth Golf with Deep Roots
The Moray Firth Coast combines the traditional links of Nairn with the older golfing character of Lossiemouth. Across the destination, the game remains closely tied to firm turf and the natural movement of linksland under coastal wind.
The golf stays close to the shoreline, with every round carrying a strong northern identity.
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2012 Curtis Cup
Nairn served as the host venue for the 37th Curtis Cup.
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Amateur Returns
Nairn staged the championship in 1994 and 2021.
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Eighteen-Hole Era
Nairn Dunbar expanded to full length in 1924.
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Lossie Original
Old Tom Morris originally laid out Moray Old in 1889.
FIRTHSIDE LINKS
More Than Golf Awaits
Kinfern can include local places and experiences alongside your golf, should you wish to spend more time exploring beyond the course.
- Visit the Nairn Museum for Fishertown and maritime history.
- Tour Brodie Castle's historic interiors and art collections.
- Climb Covesea Lighthouse for views above Lossiemouth.
- Explore the Findhorn Heritage Centre and its historic Icehouse.
Coastal Seafood
Creel boats still land shellfish at Lossiemouth for local markets.
Distilling Hinterland
Moray Speyside is home to more than half of Scotland's whisky distilleries.
Aviation Presence
RAF Lossiemouth sits beside the town and remains prominent on the coast.
Begin Your Journey
Speak with our golf travel specialists and start planning your next championship experience.