Which Scottish Courses belong to the following Scorecards?

[Melvyn Morrow]

I have selected 9 scorecards from a well-known courses, yet not necessary the top tier, although they do offer a fair degree of enjoyment, however I include one which is not to my taste, So first name the 9 then name the one that does the least for me.

It’s an easy test with some of the answers within some a few of the cards.

A)   


B)   


C)   


D)   


E)


F)


G)


H)   


I)   



They are a selection of Links and inland courses, good luck and enjoy

Melvyn

[David_Tepper]

B) is Brora

[Melvyn Morrow]

David

Electrifying response. 

Excuse me for not commenting at the moment until more suggestion are made.

Melvyn

[Kevin Pallier]

I = Kinguisse

[Kevin Pallier]

A = Luffness New

[Kevin Pallier]

C = Moray

[Garland Bayley]

H = Tain

[James Boon]

D looks like Nairn to me?

[Melvyn Morrow]

Its still three missing or three steps to Heaven although some may well question that!!!!

Melvyn

[Bill_McBride]

Agree that D is Nairn.  My first glance I saw "Ice House" and immediately thought of the lovely Balcomie!

[Brett Hochstein]

I have not been unfortunately, but I am going to guess going by the hole names and local features that F is Boat of Garten. 

"A" was obvious to guess at, and I was able to get Brora and Tain.  Not sure on the others.

[Melvyn Morrow]

The last three are not links courses, but look to the Highlands, one may even give you a tonic. Of the three, two have had the hand of Old Tom modify their contours.

Melvyn

[Sev K-H Keil]

G = Strathpeffer Spa Golf Club

[Melvyn Morrow]

Sev

You found the tonic at the Spa

Melvyn

Brett  its not The Boat

[Sev K-H Keil]

F = Newtonmore Golf Club

[Melvyn Morrow]

Then there was one - a non Old Tom Course, but with an eye on the sea

Melvyn

[Sev K-H Keil]

E = Inverness Golf Club

[Melvyn Morrow]

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[Bill_McBride]

Very nice, thanks!