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The panoramic view of the course, the welcoming atmosphere in the clubhouse and the well stocked Professional’s shop combine to provide an outstanding impression. Stepping on the first tee confirms that an excellent decision has been made. Visitors are always welcome at Deeside Golf Club whether it's to play our courses or enjoy an Open Competition. People and traditions matter a Deeside Golf Club so please ensure you adhere to our dress code.
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The original Duff House Golf Club was formally constituted on 1st March 1910 to a plan by the late James Braid. The brilliant Golf Architect Dr. Alister Mackenzie (who later went on to design the World famous "Augusta National") redesigned the course in 1923. The course is a flat, beautifully manicured parkland course with little rough. The large "Mackenzie" two-tiered greens, many well positioned bunkers and trees make the course a severe but fair challenge to golfers of all abilities.
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Dufftown Golf Club is an 18 hole course set amongst the most breathtaking scenery in Speyside, the heart of the malt whisky country. Visitors return regularly to enjoy golf in this beautiful Banffshire setting where two of the holes (7th & 10th) feature in "Britain's 100 Extraordinary Golf Holes" by Geoff Harvey and Vanessa Strowger.
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Designed to offer a challenge to the more serious golfer off the back tees, the club golfer will find forgiveness for all but the most wayward shots from the forward tees. The highly complimented course design is credited to Tony Wardle, who has worked alongside Robert Trent Jones and Jack Niklaus, incorporating terrain and natural hazzards.The course has a variety of holes which present different questions each time they are played.
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Insch is only a 40-minute drive from Aberdeen up the A96 and has a station on the main Aberdeen-Inverness rail line. Insch Golf Club is ideally located for golfers travelling along the east coast of Scotland north of St. Andrews and Dundee, perhaps playing the more illustrious courses at Carnoustie, Montrose, Rosemount, Royal Aberdeen, Cruden Bay, Nairn and onwards to Royal Dornoch and Brora. But the test of golf does not only come from the major venues; Insch golf course will provide its own...
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Inverurie Golf Club is located in the Grampian region of Scotland. The course layout has changed and developed over the years since the golf club was established in 1923 and now the Inverurie club members have a well established course which poses a pleasant, interesting challenge to all standards of golfer. There are parkland holes to give an open varied start, a series of shorter holes around the turn which demand accurate iron play, followed by a testing, picturesque, tree lined section to...
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Keith Golf Club ~ Superb Golf in Scotland at the Heart of the Scottish Malt Whisky TrailGolf in Scotland? Welcome to Keith Golf Club, at the very heart of The Scottish Malt Whisky Trail. Come and enjoy with us the stunning Scottish scenery and this challenging Parkland Course which provides superb golf in Scotland for experts and novices alike. The town of Keith is known worldwide for it's connection with Scottish Malt Whisky. Situated in the centre of the Scottish Malt Whisky Trail, it is...
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On Wednesday 10th June 1908, Mrs. John Fyfe, wife of the leading partner of the Kemnay Granite Company Ltd., formally opened the newly created Kemnay Golf Course with a beautiful well-lofted drive towards the first hole. The photograph opposite shows the Course Opening group in 1908. However, the club had to wait almost 86 years to realise this dream. The first 'official' ball on the new course was struck on Saturday 28th May 1994 by the then Greens Convenor, Dr. Graham Young, who was...
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Kintore Golf Club, situated in the Royal Burgh of Kintore, was formed in 1911, since which time the total membership has grown to around 700. In the early 1990’s the course was extended to 18 holes and now covers a large area of ground from the Don basin, overlooked by the clubhouse, to mature woodland at the far perimeter, giving an interesting contrast between the ‘old and new nines’. Excellent drainage results in very few days of lost play throughout the year.
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Set in the heart of the Buchan countryside, midway between the fascinating fishing trail and the historic castle country, this scenic eighteen hole golf course provides a memorable golfing experience for all standards of golfer. The parkland course is named after its benefactor Sir James McDonald who, in 1926, gifted the old woodlands to the people of Ellon. The original nine hole course wends its way through this magnificent forest with its stately trees and beautiful rhododendron bushes....
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