
Architect
James Braid
Established
1921
Par / Length
68 / 5542y
Access
N/A
Green Fee
$$
Overview: Designed by the legendary James Braid and opened in 1921, Muir of Ord Golf Club is a beautiful 18-hole course that bridges the gap between parkland and moorland architecture. Situated on the scenic Black Isle near Inverness, the layout is a par 68, measuring 5,542 yards. The course is characterized by its firm, sandy subsoil, narrow tree-lined fairways, and Braid’s trademark intricate bunkering. Muir of Ord offers a technical and enjoyable test of golf that utilizes the natural topography to create a variety of strategic hazards, all while providing spectacular views of the surrounding Highland peaks.
Did You Know? The course is famously bisected by the Highland Railway line, and players must cross the tracks to complete their round, adding a unique and historic element to the experience. Its location on a gravelly plateau ensures exceptional drainage, making it one of the most playable year-round courses in the North of Scotland.
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