Birnie Road
Elgin, Moray, United Kingdom
Founded in 1906, Elgin Golf Club is widely regarded as one of the finest inland courses in the North of Scotland. The championship course measures 6,496 yards with a par of 71, offering a Course Rating of 71.6 and Slope Rating of 125 from the White Medal Tees. The layout presents a challenging but fair test suitable for both low and high handicap golfers.
Located in the heart of Moray and Speyside, the course benefits from immaculate maintenance and boasts stunning panoramic views. The setting overlooks the town of Elgin and the Moray coast to the north, while the Cairngorm Mountains rise to the south. The terrain takes advantage of the natural landscape to create an engaging test of golf.
The course has earned the nickname "Wentworth of the North" from Golf Mates, reflecting its standing as a premier inland Scottish venue. The clubhouse features the Hardhillock Bar and Bistro, providing full food and beverage facilities. The club welcomes visitors and groups throughout the year and offers various membership packages for men, ladies, and juniors.
