Aberdeenshire, situated on the northeast coast of Scotland, offers a golfing experience that is raw, traditional, and spectacularly scenic. Known for its towering dunes, challenging links, and granite castles, this region provides a true taste of authentic Scottish golf away from the main tourist trail. Aberdeenshire is a paradise for those who seek windswept authenticity and dramatic vistas.
1. The Traditional Excellence of Royal Aberdeen The region is home to Royal Aberdeen Golf Club, one of the oldest and most respected links courses in the world. It provides a classic out-and-back routing, demanding precision and a shrewd understanding of links strategy.
2. The Majestic Cruden Bay Often cited as one of the world’s most visually stunning and quirky courses, Cruden Bay offers a spectacular links experience set amongst dramatic dunes with views of Slains Castle. It is a course that embodies the fun and wildness of true links golf.
3. The Modern Test of Trump International For a modern luxury challenge, the controversial but spectacular Trump International Golf Links offers a demanding layout across massive, pristine dunes, providing a striking contrast to the region's historic courses.
4. Castle and Coastal Exploration Aberdeenshire is famous for its Castle Trail, featuring over 300 castles, including Balmoral and Dunnottar. Combining a round of golf with the exploration of this unique historical landscape makes for an unforgettable trip.
A 240-acre Scottish estate featuring luxury accommodation, fine dining, and a world-class parkland golf course reserved for guests and members.

World-renowned links by Dr. Martin Hawtree set among the towering dunes of Balmedie, with luxury accommodation and dining on site.

Private parkland layout ranked among Scotland's best inland courses.
| Tee | Par | Yardage | Rating | Slope | |
| Black | 71 | 7428 | 153 | 78.3 | |
| Blue | 71 | 6537 | 147 | 74.6 | |
| White | 71 | 6390 | 140 | 72.8 | |
| Green | 71 | 5845 | 130 | 70.0 |
Hole 17 (par 4) - Going for it requires you to bend one round the trees, over the bunkers and up the hill to the raised green. If you play the safe shot our left you still have to judge your run out perfectly or have a tough blind second shot.
