Some of Scotland’s oldest golf courses are in danger of disappearing into the sea due to climate change, according to those trying desperately to save them.
Recent storms and rising sea levels are forcing some to crowdfund in order to build ever higher coastal defences.
Links courses on the east coast have been particularly affected, with Montrose Golf Club losing seven metres (23ft) to the sea in the past year alone.
A total of 34 coastal courses said they were suffering due to rising sea levels, with more said to be at risk.
Bermuda grass, the most common grass used on North American golf courses, is not native to North America.