Image of Dalmally Golf Club in Argyll and Bute | David J Whyte © Linksland
Dalmally is a delightful, picturesque parkland course bordered by the River Orchy, in Argyll.
If you're not a big fan of water hazards, or your ball is seemingly attracted to water at almost every opportunity, then you could find this venue a real challenge, but it's a course worth conquering your fear.
The par three third is situated across the corner of the river and enjoys the backdrop of Ben Cruachan, making it undoubtedly one of the best looking and demanding holes throughout the region.
Over nine holes, there is enough here to test anyone, but with well-maintained fairways and putting surfaces, it comes out as good value for money. Dalmally is relatively flat, too, making for a gentle stroll in between shots.
