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Johnny Grassom (Scotland) 16/01/08

Yep this really is a little piece of heaven. If you find yourself in one of the campsites around here for gods sake make sure your clubs are stuffed somewhere in the luggage and get around at least once. Not as easy as you might think looking at yardages if it's blowing! Facilities basic but only adds to the charm.

Value for Money	10
Challenge	7
Off Course	5

Eric Kuisch (Netherlands) 22/07/06

Great little course. Need to play four times to get to understand the layout. Hole #2 is one of the best par 5's I have ever played. No stress for golf widows as a beautiful beach lies adjacent to the course. Must do if you are anywhere within 40 miles of Mallaig.

Value for Money	9
Challenge	9
Off Course	7

P Waardenburg (Netherlands) 20/07/06

This is the most wonderful course with scenery you only can expect in heaven. The best place I have ever been in my life. Nature at its best. And the most friendly people in europe.

Value for Money	10
Challenge	7
Off Course	7

Rob Penny (England) 30/07/04

Played in July 2004. The course is in a fabulous setting with a white sandy bay and touquise seas (on the day I played - not guaranted!)on one side and mountains the other side. You need to go around once (9 holes) to get your bearings for some holes. Highly recommended.

Richard Mcmurdo (England) 27/10/03

One of the great Scottish west coast 9-hole courses. Start with a fun up hill par 3 and then let the big dog eat across the ravine to an 'eagleable' par 5. Blind approach second shot to the par 4 8th takes some appreciation. My favourite hole is the last, a down hill par three to a wee green. On the first 9 loop the wind was behind and an 8-iron put me on the green. However, the wind was coming from the sea on the second 9 and a driver didn't reach.

Jamie Barber (England) 07/07/03

Nice little course in beautiful surroundings. A place to come and lose yourself (and some balls) for a few hours.