Newburgh-on-Ythan Golf Club was founded in 1888 and was originally a nine
hole course laid out on the links located along the River
Ythan estuary and the coastal dunes. The 18 hole championship links front
nine is characterised by undulations and hills, with elevated
tees and greens requiring a range of shot making. The
inward nine demands accurate golf from tee to green and is the
epitome of the typical Scottish links course.
The course at Newburgh is noted for the speed and quality of its
greens, its playability regardless of the weather conditions and
its magnificent setting.
2009
Testimonials
"I have
played Western Gales and Balgownie Links (venue for the 2011
Walker Cup) in the last week and your greens are equally as
good!" - Joan Montgomerie, Moss Golf Tours, April 2009.
"First 9 holes excellent with beautiful and nice scenery, a
good challenge….a very nice course overall” – John Mair,
Inverallochy GC, Aberdeenshire, May 2009
“Only played 9
holes but the best links nine I have ever played” – G.
Burton, Normanbyhall GC, Scunthorpe – May 2009
2008
Testimonials
"Fantastic
day out!" - Chris Hartnett, Cork, Ireland.
"We really enjoyed the course - it was very classy, good
holes & good condition. A fabulous day out. We will
recommend it heartily." - G & S Robinson, Ghyll Golf
Club, Skipton, Yorkshire.
"We'll be back next year!" - A K Holmstad, Vellige,
Sweden.
"...thanks to everyone at Newburgh on Ythan for the great
welcome and hospitality shown to our golf party, you people
could sure show many clubs how to treat visitors!" -
Stewart Spence, owner, 5 Star Marcliffe Hotel & Spa,
Aberdeen.
