Portmore Golf Course

Portmore Golf Course is located in the heart of the small town of Portmore in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland. The course has been host to the Scottish Amateur Championship in 2002, 2007, and 2008. Measuring 6124 yards from the yellow tee, Portmore offers a diverse challenge for all golfers. The course is well maintained with lush fairways and greens. The front nine has beautiful views of the beach and the surrounding countryside. The doglegs and water hazards that come into play create a great challenge that both intermediate and advanced players will appreciate. The back nine offers an even more vidrant experience, with undulating terrain and some of the most picturesque views. The signature hole is the par-3 17th, playing just over 200 yards from the championship tee. At Portmore, no two shots are the same. With its abundance of bunkers, mounds and fast green complexes, it offers a perfect test of golf for all levels of players. Although challenging, the course is easily walkable with several tees for shorter distances. Services are plentiful on the course, with a driving range and golf grip services available. Portmore Golf Course is one of the most well-loved golf courses in Scotland, offering a great challenge and stunning scenery. Whether you're an amateur or a pro, you'll be sure to find an enjoyable and unique golfing experience at Portmore.