The land of infamous poet Robert Burns, famed author Ian Rankin, and the common wee laddie, Scotland is a land of majesty. Footgolf in Scotland has one huge advantage: this is a country which crams the great outdoors in with spectacular style. From city breaks in Edinburgh to hiking in the Highland wilds, Scotland is about big skies, ancient castles and stunning coastline and lochs.

Why play Footgolf in Scotland?

Footgolf in Scotland has taken off in a big way. Here, the home of golf, is having to make way for the newcomer on the block. Benefiting from Footgolf courses alongside some of the most impressive golf courses in the country, Footgolf in Scotland is earning a mighty good reputation for itself.

With coastal views and traditional parkland courses, or courses which wend their way through a glen, Scottish Footgolfers are spoilt for choice.

Where to play Footgolf in Scotland?

Footgolf in Edinburgh allows visitors and locals to enjoy a game as a part of time with family and friends, doing something different away from the cobbled alleyways and Calton Hill.

Footgolf here is becoming particularly popular for stag weekends. However, there are a multitude of footgolf courses across the whole breadth of Scotland.