Campbell's Scottish Highlands Golf Course

The reeds and the brush that once lined the golf course have been shaved away. At least one memorable bunker has been removed. The course is different from how I remember it from years ago. It is still a beautiful golf course that's run very professionally. The conditions are always very good. Nice greens, tee boxes, fairways and first and second cuts, The landing areas in front of the greens were exceptional. Still and always a great round of golf, just different from my memory. Easier to play than before and maybe that's better.

After golf entertainment music. Full bar until later. Etc

If you are looking for a fun and friendly course to play. This is it!

This course has a great staff, layout and easy to book tee times. I have played this course about 8 times this year and keeps getting better. I am starting to invite friends to join me. They feel the same way.

Never disappointed with a round at Scottish Highlands. Greens allow you to shoot at the flag and greens are fast but not ridiculous. . Nice variety of holes gives you options off the tee boxes.

I play here a few times a month. The course is in great condition and the staff is very friendly.

The course is open for the most part with only the most errant tee shots getting you into real trouble. There is enough water around to get your attention. Lots of evelation changes and dog legs with very few straight away holes. It’s a good challenge for your golf game.

The pro shop was very friendly and courteous, honored the Golf Now discount without question.

The starter seemed unaware of the Golf Now package.

When presented with the receipt from the pro shop, he just stated we did not pay and could not get carts.

Only after requesting 2 or 3 times to call the pro shop, starter finally did.

All other aspects of the course were excellent.

I would bring my sons here. Great course to start the year and build some confidence

I've played this course so many times, all in all in Course isn't in bad shape for a public course. Almost no trees on the course so it is a wide open courses with just a few areas with trouble. The greens should be a little more receptive and the course isn't too challenging which is my only criticism. Lot of fun holes with some reachable par 5's and a couple reachable par 4's for the longer hitters

I've been playing here since it opened many years ago. The staff is very nice and friendly. The course is short and mostly wide open, but does have its challenges. It's not flat and has quite a few elevation changes that keep things interesting. Overall the layout is interesting and does not bore me for being as open as it is, it's fun to play and is a good confidence builder. The greens used to be great, but most years are substantially pock marked by the end of the season, they don't recover like they used to. It's easy to walk and is definitely worth playing for all levels, I like this place!

My golf buddy and I were looking forward to playing this course (reserved 18 holes w/cart). It was the first time either one of us played here. Upon our arrival, we were disappointed to find out that the front nine was closed for maintenance and we would be forced to play the back nine twice! This was news to us, as nothing was mentioned when booking the tee time a few days earlier by phone; nor, was anything mentioned in the confirming email?

We asked if there would be any reduction in the standard rate due to the lack of full up facilities. We were told there would be none. We pushed a little harder and asked the young man in the Pro Shop to ask the same of “Management”, and mention that we were first time visitors at the course. What came back was an offer of a “free” bag lunch after we completed play. We mentioned that that was NO offer/compensation at all, since that was their “Monday Special” to begin with, as offered on their website. The indifference was apparent throughout; however, this was a step further and quite insulting……………..

Well, we were there, so we shook it off and played some golf! My golf buddy and I consider ourselves to be intermediate players, who are not long hitters. Surprisingly, we both found the course to be somewhat “unchallenging”, even given our modest abilities. I attribute most of this to the course length, or lack thereof! We played off of the whites, but even the TIPS on the back nine measured out at less than 3,000 yards. Recommendation: For any golfer who is relatively new to the sport, and has a high handicap, I believe that they will (or might) enjoy the course. However, unless you fall within this criteria, I’d look elsewhere.

We did find a couple of things relatively good about the experience --- the grounds staff was both friendly and courteous as we made our way around; and, lunch turned out to be good!

So there it is! The good, the bad, and the ugly…………………..listed in reverse order.