Architect
Old Tom Morris (Advice)
Established
1892
Par / Length
67 / 5360y
Access
N/A
Green Fee
$$
Overview: Established in 1892 and featuring design advice from the legendary Old Tom Morris, Huntly Golf Club is a picturesque 18-hole parkland course in the heart of Aberdeenshire. The layout is a par 67, measuring 5,360 yards, and is situated between the River Deveron and the River Bogie. The course is characterized by its narrow, tree-lined fairways, strategic bunkering, and well-guarded greens. With the historic ruins of Huntly Castle providing a spectacular backdrop to several holes, the course offers a serene and refined round that captures the best of inland Scottish golf.
Did You Know? The club's signature hole, the 5th, requires a precise approach to a green perched beside the River Deveron, where the influence of the water and the wind provide a formidable challenge. Its location in "Castle Country" makes it a popular destination for visitors seeking a historic and scenic round.
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