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Le còrr air 550 raon-goilf tha Alba cliùiteach mar dhachaigh ghoilf. Tha an sreath 6-pàirt seo a’ gabhail turas air feadh na dùthcha gu na cùrsaichean ainmeil agus na seudan àlainn nach eil cho iomraiteach, a’ fosgladh ar sùilean gu goilf. Cluinnidh sinn bho ghoilfearan sean is òg, fireann is boireann, goilfearan dall is goilfearan ciorramach, agus bho chuid a bhios a' cosnadh beòshlaint à goilf.

An t-seachdain-sa, tha sinn a’ coinneachadh goilfearan dall a tha a’ cluich aig ìre eadar-nàiseanta agus goilfear proifeiseanta, Laura Murray, is i a’ trèanadh. Gabhaidh sinn sgrìob-adhair mu chuairt raointean-goilf anns an ear-thuath, nam measg Carnoustie. Tha am Pro Keir McNicoll a’ cluiche an 6mh toll Hogan’s Alley, air ainmeachadh as deidh Ben Hogan a bhuannaich an Open ann an 1953.

Agus tha coidse proifeiseanta Keil Beveridge a’ toirt seachad comhairle na seachdaine airson dòigh-cluiche.

Scotland has over 550 golf courses and is regarded worldwide as the home of golf. This six-part series takes us on a journey around the country to explore some of the well-known courses as well as some of its hidden gems, and opens the door to golf. We hear from golfers young and old, male and female, blind golfers and disabled golfers, and from those who make their living working in golf, plus we capture a few tips from the professionals along the way.

In this episode, we hear the story of blind golfers who play for Scotland, and follow European Tour player Laura Murray through more of her training. We take an aerial journey across the north east. Pro Keir McNicoll shows us how to play the signature 6th hole at Carnoustie which was renamed Hogan's Alley after Ben Hogan’s famous win in 1953. And professional coach Keil Beveridge demonstrates his weekly top playing tip.

In Gaelic with English subtitles.