2019 Moray Speyside Golf Guide

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Moray Golf Club
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS
The signature 18th hole on the Moray Old Course, playing
to the arena of the final green and the imposing club
house, was recently merited “second finest finishing hole
in the country,” by Visit Scotland.
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Green Fees
Period Old Course New Course
1st January – 31st March £25.00 £12.50
1st April – 30th April £70.00 £35.00
1st May – 30th Sep £100.00 £50.00
1st October – 31st October £70.00 £35.00
1st November – 31st December £25.00 £12.50
Day Ticket (May – September) £150.00 £70.00
Perhaps the region’s most well-known course; boasting two classic
18-hole links courses, each offering a distinct golfing experience.
The old Tom Morris Moray Old links have played host to a long line
of Amateur and Professional tournaments since 1901.
The Moray New links carries the stamp of Henry Cotton, with the signature
10th running along West beach toward the lighthouse, playing to a green
hewn from the dunes, and not a single bunker in sight.
Where else could you follow in the footsteps of Old Tom Morris and Henry
Cotton in the same day? The old course is considered to be, one of the
finest links courses in Scotland. A classic links designed by Old Tom Morris
with deep bunkers, undulating gorse lined fairways and smooth fast greens.
It is a superb test of golf with seven par fours over 400 yards. Moray Golf
Club is truly one of Scotland’s hidden gems, a fitting tribute to the artistry of
Old Tom Morris and Henry Cotton and a must for golfers visiting the area.