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The Jewel Of Moray

Originally a nine hole course, extended in 1985 making it probably one of the most demanding links courses in the North of Scotland. Most fairways are jealously guarded by gorse and broom, adding an additional challenge to members and visitors alike.

The 517 yard 4th par 5 has recently been changed to a dog-leg by selective tree planting. Many new bunkers have recently been added and the course lengthened. A new pond or water retention area has also been constructed in front of the 6th tee.

Having played the spectacular 12th with it's green nestling in the Clashach Cove over 150 feet below the tee, golfers are faced with panoramic views over the Moray Firth. Paul Lawrie described this hole as probably the best par 3 he has ever played. Many golfers standing on this tee have seen the local dolphins having fun in the firth below.

The bloom on the gorse and broom during the summer months is an added attraction throughout the course.

THE GAME OF GOLF

Play the ball as it lies,
Play the course as you find it
If you can't do either,
do what is fair.
But to do what is fair,
you need to know
the Rules of Golf

Extract from the R&A Rule Book

Golfers Information:
Visitors are especially welcome although booking at weekends is recommended. Golf buggies, trolleys and clubs are available for hire at the shop where golf fees can be paid. We have a friendly clubhouse with an excellent bar and catering facilities available all year. There are special rates for societies of over 10, 20 or 30 with catering packages to suit everyone.

For the Family:
Hopeman has beautiful, safe sandy beaches, popular with ramblers and has a caravan site and restaurant within the village.

LATEST NEWS

Centenary Open Texas Scramble Sunday 10 May 2009- Report and photos

!!! Centenary Booklet to be launched !!!

Launch of The Centenary Whisky

Centenary Day - Sunday 29 March 2009