Once again, Huckaby, who apparently has nothing better to do than sit at his computer and pounce on any mention of Fortrose and Rosemarkie, has beaten me to the punch on this quirky funhouse. I played it in a stiff wind and it's everything he says including a lot of indulation in some of the fairways.
Brora, even though it's profiled on this website, would also qualify. I think Rich Goodale would vouch for the quality of the land form and the golf there.
And venturing further north there's Reay which is billed as the northernmost 18 hole course on the mainland. It has a marvelous stretch of holes beginning at the 4th and continuing through the 7th. 4. A long down hill par five which has a fall away green with a burn behind it. 5. A short par three which can be approached by land or air as it nestles into the dune that separates the course from the ocean. 6. A par five that curves left hugging the same dune mentioned on the previous hole. Keep your tee shot close to that dune and it's reachable (though a blind shot) with a mid iron for some of the long hitters here. And 7 which is an uphill, all carry, par 3 of 180+ to a plateau. There are a few more interesting holes but not a string of them. The last par five on the back is also a beauty as it goes steeply up, levels off, and provides a drop shot third to a green close to the boundary.
Reay is also one of those honor system courses where you put your money in an envelope and a tag on your bag.
Did I mention the nuclear power plant a couple of miles away.