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This course is really worth a visit if you haven't played here before, would recommend a stop here if you're on your way north to play other more famous destinations.

Some wonderful gorse lined holes and greens were in great condition, given that we played in march.

A few weaker holes towards the end of the round. The only reason not given a 5 star rating, but would definitely visit again. We paid £35 for our round and would say that to be decent value.

Friendly staff in the clubhouse and food was good and reasonably priced.

Looking forward to playing again next year.

Played towards the end of October, following a few days of rain. The course had held up quite well considering, although the greens were very soggy. Don't think they had been cut as a result of the weather. That said a thoroughly entertaining course, with undulating fairways and well bunkered greens. A long course off the back pegs, so forward markers for me. First time playing here, and overall I would definitely come back for another crack at it.

My expectations of Drumoig was that it would be another modern lay out and a long slog. Whilst it was indeed long off the back markers, there was plenty of interest and some really well designed holes on this course. Stand outs were the 9th & 10th where water comes into play, but the rest of the course was very good too. Played with a young lad who was having a practice round ahead of the Scottish boys championship and it was a joy to watch him play. The staff member in the starters hut was really helpful too. All in all an enjoyable days golf & a nice course, would happily go back again.

This is a wonderful course. The term"hidden gem" is over used, but Hayston is well worthy of such praise. Every hole is different, plenty of changes in elevation and the course was well presented, a joy to play. Will definitely return again next year.