North East (R to W)

Rosehearty Golf Club

Royal Aberdeen Golf Club

Course Description

Home to Royal Aberdeen Golf Club, Balgownie is one of the finest links courses on the North East coast of Scotland and has been host to numerous prestieous tournaments, most notably the European Tour’s AAM Scottish Open 2014.

Royal Tarlair Golf Club

Course Description

The North East of Scotland is renowned for its rugged beauty and the course at Royal Tarlair is no exception. Situated in the town of Macduff, the course commands panoramic views of the coastline with the village of Pennan made famous by the film “Local Hero” only a few miles from the clubhouse.

A cliff top parkland course which certainly presents a challenge for the more serious golfer,and offers enjoyable golf in an ideal setting for the not so serious. A warm welcome awaits all visitors to Royal Tarlair and all we ask of you is to enjoy your golf while here.

Spey Bay Golf Club

Stonehaven Golf Club

Course Description

One of the most dramatic and scenic golf courses in Aberdeenshire.
Stonehaven Golf Club overlooks the North Sea and the harbour town of Stonehaven. Just 15 miles south of Aberdeen and 5 miles from the new town of Chapleton of Elsick. It is easily accessible by road, rail and air, lying in the gateway to Royal Deeside, one of Scotland’s most popular tourist areas.

Our course sets a stiff challenge for all standards of golfer and will be a test of your short game, featuring a number of dramatic short holes played over deep gullies and along the top of steep cliffs. Lush inland-turf fairways and beautiful greens renowned for being among the best in the NE of Scotland.

The course also provides stunning views of the North Sea, of Stonehaven Bay and the town itself, and of the ancient fortress of Dunnottar Castle. Porpoises, dolphins and seals can often be seen in the bay – though we would expect that your concentration on the next shot means you may not notice them! The course is also of particular interest to geologists as it lies on the Highland Fault Line, which divides Scotland from west to east.

Strathlene Golf Club

Tarland Golf Club

Course Description

This beautifully maintained 9-hole parkland course designed by Tom Morris in 1908 represents a challenge to golfers of all abilities. With a standard scratch score of 68 for men (70 for ladies) the 5900 yard layout provides many a test and the beautiful, tranquil setting and dramatic scenery combine to give you a day to remember .

The course and its surroundings are famous locally for the rich variety of wildlife and one is frequently rewarded with the sight of soaring buzzards or deer crossing the fairways, so golf is not the only pleasure of a round at Tarland.

Torphins Golf Club

Course Description

Torphins Golf Club is situated in Royal Deeside, offering some of the best views you could ever wish for when playing golf. The course is just 22 miles or so west from the City of Aberdeen.

Our 9 hole course is a short par 64 but requires accuracy and placement as opposed to long hitting. To increase the enjoyment, there are now 13 different tees playing to 10 different greens. You have to play it for yourself to make the most of the course and the panoramic views over the beautiful Deeside valley.

Trump International Golf Links Aberdeen

Turriff Golf Club

Westhill Golf Club