The spectacular course covers a large area of ground from the Don basin, overlooked by the clubhouse, to mature woodland at the far perimeter. Although not as long as some courses — measuring 6126 yards from the medal tees — the golfer cannot afford to be overconfident. The course is a mixture of picturesque parkland, and holes lined by trees and criss-crossed by burns, producing interesting and tricky holes. The golfer will enjoy spectacular views over the River Don, stretching to Bennachie and the Grampian hills to the north and south.
The course, originally 9 holes, was owned by a local landowner and leased through the existing Burgh Council. The original driver used by J E Sutherland MP on 10th September 1911 to open the club, is displayed in the clubhouse.
The course, originally 9 holes, was owned by a local landowner and leased through the existing Burgh Council. The original driver used by J E Sutherland MP on 10th September 1911 to open the club, is displayed in the clubhouse.
