Tee Off in Scotland » Kingussie

5,615 yards • par 73

Golf has been played at Kingussie since 1891. In 1908 Kingussie sought the advice of Harry Vardon and extended the course to 18 holes. While some improvements and modifications have been made the course is still very much as it was - Highland Golf at its very best! Indeed, Kingussie offers exceptional quality and prides its value-for-money reputation.

The Kingussie golf course offers moderately easy walking on upland terrain, with a few short climbs at the 4th and 8th holes. In general the fairways are of a generous nature, but the course is deceptive and position off the tee is an important consideration, a factor often the key to low scoring.

The course is kept in immaculate order and offers excellent greens and fairways. Overall, the course provides an excellent test of shot making, and is suited to all levels of ability.

With a standard scratch of 68 the course, while not long, offers a challenging but fair test of golf. The signature hole on the course is the 4th - while only some 475 yards in length (par 5), it is a deceptively difficult hole. Indeed, the general consensus amongst members is to play conservative golf for the first 4 holes - and once these holes are passed with a score to handicap intact, you may relax and enjoy!

This club house overlooks the 1st tee and the end of the 18th. With wonderful green gardens and panoramic views over the course and surrounding countryside, many find pleasure in relaxing by a window table in the club house after a scenic, challenging game.

Weekday (M.T.W.T.F.) Round: ££. Day Ticket: ££.
Weekend (S.S.) Round: ££. Day Ticket: ££.
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