THE HIGHLANDS

Nairn Dunbar Golf Club

18 holes · par 72 · Parkland · 6,765 yds

Lochloy Road, Nairn, The Highlands

WHITE TEES

Par 72 · 6,765 yds

Course rating
74.0
Slope
135
Hole123456789Out
Yards4183331894484534193951635013,319
Par44344443535
SI8161441731810
Hole101112131415161718In
Yards4111743815293461615034424993,446
Par43454354537
SI21396151711512

YELLOW TEES

Par 72 · 6,290 yds

Course rating
72.0
Slope
130
Hole123456789Out
Yards4043001734234453893841344793,131
Par44344443535
SI8161441731810
Hole101112131415161718In
Yards3631393605113421544763374773,159
Par43454354537
SI21396151711512

RED (L) TEES

Par 75 · 5,748 yds

Course rating
74.5
Slope
133
Hole123456789Out
Yards3872911644174014053211144222,922
Par44355543538
SI5131591113177
Hole101112131415161718In
Yards3231193494173391484023214082,826
Par43454354537
SI21812414166108

ABOUT THIS CARD

Where these numbers come from

Par, yardage and stroke index are the published card for each tee. Stroke index runs 1 to 18 and decides which holes you receive your handicap strokes on — hole 1 on the index is the hardest, not necessarily the longest. How stroke index works.

Course rating is what a scratch golfer is expected to shoot from that tee, and slope describes how much harder it plays for everybody else. Both feed the handicap calculation. How a handicap is calculated.

Playing here? The Caddy scores this card hole by hole, applies the stroke index automatically and gives you the round back as strokes gained.