Golf courses in Moray

Moray is sandwiched between the Scottish Highlands and the Moray Firth and as a result has something that few other regions in Scotland can offer: the lowest rainfall in the country. In practice that means more playable days per year and courses that are in excellent condition even in autumn and early spring. Leading Courses favourites include Moray Golf Club, designed by Old Tom Morris in 1889 and set along the coast near Lossiemouth with views across the Moray Firth. Cullen Golf Club, Spey Bay Golf Club and Duff House Royal Golf Club are three other courses that fill out the regional offering in a way that consistently surprises visitors. No world-famous names, but courses with real character, history and greenfees that are remarkably competitive. Moray is an hour's drive from both Inverness and Aberdeen Airport, making it easy to combine with the top courses in both regions. Those who drive from Inverness via Nairn and Castle Stuart towards Moray can play four or five excellent courses in three days, with time left over to visit one of the many whisky distilleries in Speyside. Because combining golf with a visit to a Speyside distillery is a combination that only Moray can offer. Browse all Moray golf courses on Leading Courses and plan your next golf trip.