Bonar Bridge Golf Club

Peace & Quiet.

On 29th of September 1904 Mrs Carnegie of Skibo opened Bonar Bridge, Ardgay Golf Club. Set in some of the most spectacular scenery in Sutherland with Rolling Hills, Purple Heather, Scots pine and views over Loch Migdale. Peter Alliss describes Bonar ''as a mini Gleneagles''.

The club extends a warm Highland welcome to all, and only 45 minutes north of Inverness on the Struie road. Which offers you the chance to see one of Sutherlands most famous sights ‘'The Million Dollar view‘'. The course has something for everyone no matter what your ability. Practice facility with two nets, bunker and putting green offers you the chance to have a good warm up before taking on the course.

The course is situated among grand scenery. Loch Migdale down below to the south east, surrounded with wooded heights forms a panoramic scene rarely surpassed, with which, in pleasing contrast, blend the more barren and rugged heights to the north, while the south can seem the sinuous channel of the Kyle of Sutherland, with magnificent mountains of Ross beyond. Here on the Bonar-Ardgay course the votary of the Royal and ancient game can disport himself, inhaling the purest mountain air and the purest ozone from the sea, and what more does one require? He is in these days of universal golf so fastidious that every inch of the ground over which he plays must be perfect. In fact, he wants golf made easy. We do not say that he can get his ideal in this new course but, if not yet, he will in the course of a very few years, for the course is capable, with labour and attention, and constant play, of being one of the best nine-hole courses in the country.