Forres Golf Club
A welcoming 18-hole parkland and woodland course designed by James Braid and Willie Park. Its varied holes and year-round visitor tee times make it the natural first choice for a nearby round.

From Tullochwood, golfers can start locally at Forres, then reach Elgin in around 25 minutes and the links courses at Hopeman, Nairn, Covesea and Lossiemouth in roughly 30–35 minutes. This makes the lodges a practical base for playing a different Moray course each day.
View guest offers at local golf courses★A welcoming 18-hole parkland and woodland course designed by James Braid and Willie Park. Its varied holes and year-round visitor tee times make it the natural first choice for a nearby round.

An 18-hole par-71 inland course with views across Elgin, the Moray coast and towards the Cairngorms. Visitors and groups are welcomed, with advance booking available.

A traditional 18-hole seaside course overlooking the Moray Firth. It is friendly and affordable but still challenging, with the celebrated coastal par-three Prieshach among its highlights.

An 18-hole par-72 championship-standard links-style course beside the Moray Firth. Multiple tee options make it playable for a wide range of golfing abilities.

Stay with us and enjoy special guest rates at Nairn Dunbar Golf Club. Let us know your preferred date and how many people would like to play, and we’ll confirm the price and tee-time availability.
Email us about guest ratesExplore Nairn DunbarA renowned coastal championship links with visitor tee times and a separate, more relaxed Cameron Course. Advance booking is especially important for the Championship Course.

Our partner course, Nairn Dunbar Golf Club, offers special rates for Tullochwood guests. See the Nairn Dunbar offer for details.
View the Nairn Dunbar offerCompare Nairn visitor optionsA characterful nine-hole pay-and-play course tucked into a coastal cove between Hopeman and Lossiemouth. It offers a shorter round, sea views and an enjoyable test for different abilities.

Two 18-hole links courses beside the sea at Lossiemouth. The Old Course was designed by Old Tom Morris, while the New Course offers a second full links experience from the same clubhouse.

Cabot Highlands brings together the established Castle Stuart Golf Links and the new Old Petty course, offering two golfing experiences beside the Moray Firth. Check the current course and booking options before travelling.

A distinctive 18-hole coastal course at the mouth of the River Spey. Current owners Links Golf welcome visitors while continuing to develop the course and its playing options.

An undulating 18-hole course above Dufftown with broad Speyside views. The hilly setting gives the round its character and makes it a natural pairing with a day exploring the area.

An 18-hole Highland course that moves through parkland, woodland and more undulating ground. It offers a varied round close to the Cairngorms and Grantown-on-Spey.

A historic 18-hole links on Chanonry Ness, projecting into the Moray Firth. Its coastal setting, sea views and compact promontory layout make it a distinctive western extension to a Moray golf stay.

Follow each club’s link for visitor tee times, green fees and booking information.