The Royal Dornoch Golf Club was originally designed by Tom Morris in 1877. Although this course has never really played host to any major advertised championship events, it has still hosted many great opens and other tournaments. Golfers who have played this course have talked about the true challenge that it presents.

Great Holes at the Royal Dornoch Golf Club
From the first hole to the last, golfers will be very impressed with the course that the Royal Dornoch Golf Club has to offer. One hole that often catches the attention of players the first time they play this course is the fifth hole. Also know as the Hilton hole, this is a par 4, 354-yard hole.

The fairway on this hole is on a 40-foot drop from the actual tee box. The fairway slopes from left to right. At the bottom of this slope, you'll find a couple of bunkers and some grassy knolls, about seven to ten feet of them. Once you are able to get past that, you'll see the kidney-shaped green protected by bunkers on the front slope.

This challenge and many others await you when you play a round at the Royal Dornoch Golf Club. Golf packages are available that allow you to play this course and many others in Scotland. These vacations can be found and booked very easily through the Internet.

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