Downfield Golf Club

The Downfield Golf Club in Dundee is an 18-hole parkland golf course. Known as the birthplace of the Scottish Open, it was originally laid out by architect James Braid, with 5 original holes being incorporated into the course played today. In great contrast to the fast-running links courses that reside in the coastal city of Dundee, Downfield is renowned for its well-maintained greens and stunning parkland setting. Golfers of all abilities can expect a challenging yet enjoyable round.