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The Machrie takes its name from the Gaelic word machair, which means the links. Set in the dunes of Islay, and designed in 1891 by Willie Campbell, it is the traditional Scottish links.



Planet Golf rates The Machrie as a strong candidate to join its list of the top 100 courses on Earth. And says its magnificent Hebridean bay is one of the most beautiful locations in world golf.



Laggan Bay, Islay is a majestic location, but real golfers are more interested in the golf course than anything else. This golf course will test all aspects of your game. Although the yardage is not long by modern standards, holes vary in length according to the strength and direction of the wind. You will need to avoid the rough, which can be penal in the summer. Good iron players will be rewarded by magnificent and consistent lies. And the greens will test your chipping and long putting ability. There is a reason why the Scots invented golf on links land, Machrie land.