Architect
James Braid
Established
1793
Par / Length
71 / 6085y
Access
Public
Green Fee
$$
Overview: A unique links located on Chanonry Point peninsula, jutting into the Moray Firth. The course is tight and gorse-lined, with the sea coming into play on both sides of the narrow fairways.
History: Golf has been played here since 1793. The course was officially established in 1888 and extensively redesigned by James Braid in 1932, fitting an ingenious 18-hole routing into a highly confined sandy peninsula.
Did You Know? The surrounding waters are home to a famous resident pod of bottlenose dolphins, which can frequently be seen playing and jumping close to the shoreline during play.
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Ness Road East
