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Played 11 courses in 11 days in 2014. While the St. Andrews courses made up 4 of those rounds, I would say that I enjoyed the two Crail courses and North Berwick as much as the more famous courses. Hoping to return next year and a Crail membership is definitely the ticket there.

We stayed in Crail in a beautiful cottage overlooking the North Sea.
We played both courses and had a great time. Kingsbarns is an absolutely beautiful layout but is pretty expensive.
Got a hole-in-one on #2 so it was worth the greens fee!

I've worked overseas out of UK for several years but keep my Nairn Dunbar country membership in Scotland this also allows half price green fees to play at several other excellent courses in the Highlands and Moray plus courtesy discounted slots for guests at Nairn Dunbar all for the sum of around £350 per year . Excellent championship links courses and inland courses. Check out Nairn Dunbars web site .
The course is only 15 minutes away from Inverness airport reachable from London Heathrow,London Gatwick, Amsterdam, Manchester,Birmingam and Belfast Airports, worth a visit and worth becoming an Overseas member if you love Scottish golf.
You can enter the annual 5 day open championship in early August every year (6 days golf including practice round) for less than half the price most courses charge for one green fee and enjoy the friendship and scenery at the clubhouse before and after your round.

Crail gets overlooked because of its proximity to Kingsbarns, but one gets the same views and an equally enjoyable experience for about a quarter of the cost. It is one of my favorite links in Scotland.

Clubs w in the north of Scotland such as Fortrose and Rosemarkie and Golspie offer very good rates for country members and are both excellent courses.

Tony--
Being a James Braid design, Fraserburgh Golf Club is part of the James Braid Association, so its members are able to pay reduced green fees at other James Braid-designed courses. The King's and Queen's courses at Gleneagles are part of the association (and we prefer them to the more American-style Centenary Course), but the other courses on your itinerary are not. The breakdown and list, to which the Fraserburgh website links, can be found here: <a href="http://www.fulfordheathgolfclub.co.uk/pdfs/0-James-Braid-2014.pdf" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.fulfordheathgolfclub.co.uk/pdfs/0-James-Braid-2014.pdf</a>
Best,
--Tim

I am planning a 14 day golf trip to Scotland in May of 2017. If we were to join a club (like Fraserburgh for 145), does being a "member" of one Scottish club get us discounts at other, bigger name courses? I could see where this could save us considerable money if true? Our itinerary includes, Old Course, Carnoustie, North Berwick, Muirfiled, Cruden Bay, Castle Stuart, Royal Dornock, Elie, Crail, Kittocks, Gleneagles, Kingsbarns.

Anyone who travels to Scotland and only plays the "name" courses is missing out on some of the best golf around. I've played most of the famous courses but have had great times playing courses like Panmure, Crail Balcomie, Gullane, Lundin Links, Leven, Tain, on and on. Don't miss out!

Been recommending friends get overseas membership for years. I think the ultimate is overseas membership at Askernish on the island of South Uist - £175 (about $260).