Fair Isle Lighthouse Keeper's Golf Course is located in the Shetland Islands, Scotland. It is known as the most remote golf course in Scotland and the UK. The course consists of six holes set on croft land, often playing among sheep and seabirds.
Originally, the course featured tin cans as cups and broom handles as pins. Today, it has been reinstated with real cups and flag-pins, but it remains a challenging course primarily maintained by the weather and local sheep. The course is situated on jagged rock cliffs, almost surrounded by the sea, providing a unique golfing experience.
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