Golf courses in Aberdeenshire

Aberdeenshire is a region that appears on few golfers' lists and that is precisely why you should go. The north-east Scotland coastline is home to links courses that in any other region of the world would be absolute top attractions. Here they quietly wait for golfers willing to look beyond the beaten Scottish golf trail. Leading Courses favourites include Cruden Bay Golf Club and Trump International Golf Links. Cruden Bay is a classic links from 1899, designed by Old Tom Morris, with holes that lead you over the dunes and along the coast in a way that is different every time depending on the wind. Trump International is more modern but equally impressive: spectacular dunes, views over the North Sea and a challenge that serves golfers of every level. Fraserburgh Golf Club, founded in 1777, is as one of the oldest active golf clubs in the world also well worth a visit. Greenfees in Aberdeenshire are remarkably reasonable for the quality level on offer, particularly outside peak season. The climate is Scottish and can be bracing, but the region has on average less rain than west Scotland due to its east coast location. Aberdeen Airport has direct connections from the Netherlands and provides the natural gateway to the region. Because after a round on one of those remote Scottish links courses, a glass of malt whisky at the nineteenth hole tastes just a little better. Browse all Aberdeenshire golf courses on Leading Courses and plan your next golf trip.