Beechbank 6-hole course

Beechbank 6 Hole Course is a Par 3 layout designed as a learning and practice facility at Kemnay Golf Club in the North East of Scotland. The course features six holes ranging from 90 to 170 yards, making it accessible for golfers developing their short game skills and beginners learning the sport.

Situated on 10 acres of land purchased from local farmer Steve Ross, the facility was developed with Lottery funding to serve as a dedicated practice area for junior coaching and general play. The course includes two bunkers and a practice putting green, providing comprehensive short-game training opportunities.

The Beechbank Practice Facility officially opened on 13 June 2011, marked by a visit from professional golfer Paul Lawrie. As part of Kemnay Golf Club's broader facilities, the course complements the championship layout and represents a valuable asset for junior development and member practice. Its design emphasizes accessibility and skill-building, making it an important component of the club's coaching and recreational offerings.