The winding drive on the B824 from Campbeltown, through hills of exquisite rolling farmland, often with the sea in view beyond. Unlike the dramatic approach to some Scottish links, the charms of Dunaverty Golf Club are not readily apparent. There is a small car park next to a tidy, unpretentious clubhouse. Beyond the fence, you see what appears to be pleasant and hilly pasture land, with a couple of flagsticks in the distance. It is an unassuming view, yet there is a pervading sense that perhaps something special is to come. — Jim Hartsell, author of A Round of Scottish Courses.
