Turnberry’s second course – King Robert the Bruce – delivers drama and scale, but with a gentler spirit than the mighty Ailsa. Reimagined by Martin Ebert and reopened in 2017, the course follows the same clifftop setting, with sweeping views of Ailsa Craig, the Isle of Arran, and Turnberry’s iconic lighthouse. The routing flows naturally through rolling terrain, elevated tees, and wide fairways that invite aggressive play. The front nine offers chances to score, while the back nine introduces more exposure and challenge – particularly holes 8 through 11, which flirt with the edge of the cliffs. The par-3 9th is a standout, framed by sea and sky, and the long par-5 10th tests shot placement and nerve. The course is playable for all handicaps but still a proper test from the tips. Wind is always a factor, especially on the exposed holes. With first-class conditioning and the same luxury service as the Ailsa, this course rounds out one of the finest two-course offerings in world golf.