Cruden Bay Links (Championship)
A natural masterpiece between sand, wind and history
Nestled on the wild coast of Aberdeenshire, facing the North Sea, Cruden Bay Golf Club is a true historical and sporting gem. Founded in the late 19th century by the legendary Old Tom Morris and Archie Simpson, this 18-hole links course winds in a figure eight shape through impressive dunes that can reach the height of a three-story building.
Aberdeen
- Number of holes: 18
- Architects: Old Tom Morris and Archie Simpson
- Year: 1899
- Type: links
- PAR 70
- Slope 145
- Distance: 6 034m
The course & its setting
This spectacular course combines striking natural landscapes and exceptional golf architecture. Undulating fairways, elevated tees carved into the dunes, cup-shaped greens nestled in picturesque hollows, all elements that offer golfers an exciting technical challenge and a total immersion in nature.
The course offers breathtaking panoramas of the sea, a magnificent beach, varied holes with blind drives, one-shot par 4s and demanding par 3 sequences. The famous hole n°4, Port Erroll, is one of the most emblematic of the course, renowned for its demanding nature and its unique setting.
Services & Environment
Rich with a fascinating history, notably with the historic crossing of the North Sea by plane by Trygve Gran in 1914, Cruden Bay has managed to renew itself while retaining its soul. The modern clubhouse, complemented by a golf museum installed in the old building, warmly welcomes visitors.
Whether you are an amateur or an experienced player, Cruden Bay Golf Club offers an unforgettable experience, combining authenticity, sports challenge and natural beauty.
