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The course is laid out through a mature parkland setting. There are gentle slopes - enough to provide an interesting challenge, but not so steep as to require crampons! There are water features to add to your enjoyment and well designed bunkers to catch the unwary. Keep it straight, stay out of the rough and don't push too hard and you will have a braw day.
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Welcome to The Gleneagles® Hotel website. Gleneagles, "The Palace in the Glen", is only a one hour motorway drive from Edinburgh and Glasgow, and is one of the leading golf and spa luxury hotels in Scotland. As a 5 Red Star hotel and resort Gleneagles not only offers three of the top Golf Courses in Scotland and a Leading Spa, it is one of the luxury hotels in Scotland where a myriad of sporting pursuits and leisure activities can be enjoyed without leaving its glorious estate.
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Whitemoss Golf Club is situated among stunning surroundings where visitors can expect a warm personal welcome at this friendly club resting at the foot of the Perthshire hills.
The course lies in the heart of the beautiful Perthshire countryside at the foot of wooded hills close to the world famous Gleneagles golf course. Whitemoss offers a long but easy walking 18 hole course.
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The course provides a fine test of golf for all abilities. It presents a rich variety of memorable holes making the most of the natural variations in the terrain which is a mix of rolling parkland with inviting fairways and elevated links-like heathland with tighter targets. Mature trees and water are in play at many holes, with the Loch of Aboyne being a notable feature. The course lies on a free-draining soil and enjoys a surprisingly dry micro-climate. It is exceptionally well-maintained...
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Surrounded by the hills of donside with Bennachie dominating, the course is challenging to golfers of all ages and ability without being physically demanding. The parkland setting is enhanced by an ongoing programme of tree management with the varied species creating an attractive environment for your enjoyment. The course measures 5483 yards from the white markers, 5035 yards from the yellow markers and 5022 yards from the red markers. Although relatively short, do not be deceived. Your...
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Ballater Golf Club was founded in 1892, originally as a nine hole course, on land owned by the laird of Invercauld. When farmland became available in 1905, the course was expanded to eighteen holes. A match was staged in August 1906, between two very well known golfers, James Braid and Harry Vardon, to celebrate the construction of a pavilion and the extension of the course.
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Founded in 1905, the original concept of Banchory Golf Club was to provide the villagers of Banchory with a place to play golf. As Banchory has grown so has its golf course and recently the course has been extensively remodelled by renowned Scottish golf course architect John Souter. Set above the bonnie banks of the Royal river - The River Dee - our picturesque par 69 - 18 hole golf course layout offers a challenge to golfers of all standards. Though not over long at 5801 yards - don't be...
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Braemar is the highest 18 hole golf course in Britain at around 1,200 feet above sea level. The greens are amongst the finest in the area and the course is very popular with holiday makers and golfing societies. The course is relatively short, measuring 4,935 off the medal tees, but it will test golfers of any standard. Braemar Golf Club was founded in March 1902, during the latter part of the golfing boom in Scotland. Inititally a nine hole course was created and over the years this was...
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It is claimed that golf was played in the village of Cruden Bay as early as 1791. The original course, on the present site, was commissioned by the Great North of Scotland Railway (GNSR) following the expansion of the railways at the end of the 19th century, designed by Old Tom Morris of St Andrews, and opened in 1899.
Cruden Bay offers an internationally famous golfing experience - old fashioned links golf at its best - on one of the best links courses in Scotland, and last year was...
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Cullen must lay claim to the most remarkable site for a golf course in Europe. There is not a lot of room within this amazing environment for Cullen’s 18 holes, with the course playing it’s outward nine close to the cliffs before doing an about-turn with the inward nine playing back at beach level. At 4,597 yards long, it does manage to fit in a 510-yard par-five 15th.
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