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When people think of golf in Scotland, it’s only natural for places like St Andrews, Carnoustie, Muirfield, Troon and Turnberry to spring to mind. It is the Home of Golf after all, and these gems of Open fame offer golfers a chance to experience the purest form of the game in all its glory.

However, to assume that is all the country has to offer would be to do a disservice to the myriad of brilliant inland options that pack a different,

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