The Struie Course was built in the early part of the 20th Century but floundered during the war. It was reinstated as an eighteen hole course by Donald Steel and Partners in the mid sixties, while incorporating a number of the old holes.

It is a fitting neighbour to the championship course despite being less than 5,500 yards in length. It is a traditional links course with narrow fairways, bunkers, thick whin bushes and fast greens.

The Struie is anything but a warm-up to the big course - this is a challenge in itself and well worth the green fee.