| Golf Breaks 2007 |
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Three nights Dinner, Bed & Breakfast plus three rounds of golf at any of the
courses listed: Weekdays: £175* Weekends: £185* |
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Two nights Dinner, Bed & Breakfast plus two rounds of golf at any of the
courses listed: Weekdays: £129* Weekends: £139* |
| These breaks are available all year, however if they do not match your needs please do not hesitate to call, email or fill in the on-line enquiry form below, and we will only be to happy to quote you a price. |
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* £10 extra for Duff House Royal * £10 extra for Moray New * £20 extra for Moray Old |
| Buckpool |
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This links style course is surely one of Scotlands best kept secrets.
Slightly elevated above the sea, it boasts superlative views across the Moray Firth. This is a first class seaside test of ability. |
| Length: 6257 yards Par: 70 |
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par 3, only 150 yards of gorse to carry! |
| Duff House Royal |
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| This is probably the best known course in the North East. A superb, flat parkland course, which is always in immaculate condition. This is a tough but fair course, bounded by the river Deveron, which comes into play at several of the holes. |
| Length: 6161 yards Par: 68 |
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| Cullen |
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| A quite spectactular, traditional seaside links, incorporating many blind tee shots. Cullen offers great views of the coastline, Cullen Bay and beyond. Quite simply a unique course. |
| Length: 4579 yards Par:63 |
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long par 3. |
| Garmouth & Kingston |
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| An very pleasant links course with some parkland type holes. An easy walking course which is not to demanding. Tricky holes and accuracy is a feature, with tight approach shots to guarded greens. |
| Length: 5935 yards Par: 69 |
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| Huntly |
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| An undemanding rolling parkland course set between the rivers of Deveron and Bogie with a burn running across four holes. Ideal for golfers who like a leisurely game in very pleasant souroundings. |
| Length: 5399 yards Par: 67 |
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| Spey Bay |
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| This is a traditional seaside links course, situated right on the Moray Firth coast. A tough course with narrow, undulating fairways lined by gorse and heather. Bordered on one side by a shingly beach. |
| Length: 6219 yards Par: 70 |
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| Strathlene |
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| A superbly maintained raised links course with some lovely views of the Moray Firth. The course makes full use of the undulating land, gullys and raised greens. A good test for all levels of golfer. |
| Length: 5977 yards Par: 69 |
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| Royal Tarlair |
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| A clifftop parkland course with panoramic views of the Moray Firth coastline. This course has plenty of variety with some memorable holes. |
| Length: 5866 yards Par: 71 |
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| Turriff |
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| A beautiful, well established parkland course with wonderful views. This is a tight course with fairways lined by mature trees. The river Deveron and the Turra burn also come into play. |
| Length: 6111 yards Par: 70 |
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| Moray Old |
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| A terrific traditional seaside links course, designed by Tom Morris, said by many to be one of the finest in Scotland. The course has deep revetted bunkers, undulating gorse lined fairways and smooth fast greens. It is a superb test of golf with seven par fours over 400 yards. |
| Length: 6578 yards Par: 71 |
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| Moray New |
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| Shorter than the old course, however tighter fairways and smaller greens still make this a stern challenge. Converted to 18 holes by Henry Cotton in 1979. |
| Length: 6008 yards Par: 69 |
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