Welcome to your local guide for Scotland golfing at Loch Ness.

The Loch Ness area in Scotland Loch Ness is as everyone knows famous for its fleeting sightings of the monster within, Nessie. It is also the second largest Scottish loch at twenty three miles long and it is by far the deepest - deeper that the height of London s BT Tower. The loch is within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty surrounded by moorland mountains and wooded shores. It is part of the Great Glen, a fault line that runs over 60 miles from Fort William to Inverness and where tectonic plates collided to form what is Scotland today. The earth is still moving around Loch Ness with the land around the loch rising 1mm every year.

Golfing at Loch Ness Loch Ness is maybe not as popular as that other Scottish lake/golf destination Loch Lomond, where the annual Scottish Open is held, but it certainly is a beautiful area to enjoy for golfers as well as non-golfers. Near Loch Ness are 3 golf courses: The Loch Ness Golf Course, the Aigas Golf Course and the Fort Augustus Golf Course.