If you are in this area I strongly recommend playing the Broch, Peterhead, inverallochy and Newburgh. Beautiful part of the country and fantastic courses ⛳️
Thanks for the video. I'm travelling to NE Scotland, playing Fraserburgh, preceded by Moray Old, Cullen and Royal Montrose this May. That must be a selection of courses that's tough to beat.
Played this yesterday, 6th july 22, 140 yards 5 iron . Still missed the green due to wind . Fab course would certai ly come back hopefully less windy ... AKA whoooly
thanks for the video and the tour of scottish golf courses. I love Scotland and was last in Fraserburgh in 2016 and did not dare to play the course. Now I regret it a little bit, especially when I see the pictures of you. Please continue, I am looking forward to more videos. Gladly also over smaller 9 hole courses, because they are sometimes also very beautiful. Let's see how bad it gets with the brexite and if we can come back again. regards Mario
@@LinsklandGolf Let's see where we go on our next vacation. I would like to go back to SCO in 2021, but we will have to wait and see. Then it is still a little bit of driving and since we have children, the stages between the campsites shouldn't be too long. The first stop we usually make around Callander, Killin when we come from the ferry from Newcastle. From there it is really long to Fraserburgh, just above Aberdeen. It's usually long enough to get to Ballater or Aberfoyle from there. Since we always stay a few days on site, there is also time to get around. My wife used to live on the Black Isle for a while, so it's obligatory to stop by there but we also like Inverness very much. On top of that there is always a "duty visit" to Ullapool, we love the city and the area. Too many beautiful places and too little time. And I still have a few golf courses where I really want to play. One is Thraig, south of Mallaig and then Lochcarron, which was recommended to me. Especially because there you play around a church. The last two courses I played in SCO were Ullapool and Iona.
Awesome. I'm currently trying to visit some of the Links around the NE. Trip to Lossie (Moray) and Hopeman sometime next week (will be tempted to squeeze in Covesea as well!) - but I'm really overdue a trip up to Fraserburgh. Would you rate this course much above Inverallochy?
Thanks for sharing. Yes definitely a hidden gem that needs to be played.
If you are in this area I strongly recommend playing the Broch, Peterhead, inverallochy and Newburgh. Beautiful part of the country and fantastic courses ⛳️
Heading up for their Open this month, thoroughly recommend and an excellent clubhouse too
Great video mate, looks stunning!
cheers man more to come!
Thanks for the video. I'm travelling to NE Scotland, playing Fraserburgh, preceded by Moray Old, Cullen and Royal Montrose this May. That must be a selection of courses that's tough to beat.
Played this yesterday, 6th july 22, 140 yards 5 iron . Still missed the green due to wind . Fab course would certai ly come back hopefully less windy ... AKA whoooly
Think Fraserburgh has some of the highest wind speeds in the uk 🙂
Good video. Great to see some new videos. Hope to play there in a few years.
You're living the dream bud....enjoy it for me over here in the states, doesn't look like I'll ever make it.
thanks for the video and the tour of scottish golf courses. I love Scotland and was last in Fraserburgh in 2016 and did not dare to play the course. Now I regret it a little bit, especially when I see the pictures of you.
Please continue, I am looking forward to more videos. Gladly also over smaller 9 hole courses, because they are sometimes also very beautiful.
Let's see how bad it gets with the brexite and if we can come back again.
regards Mario
Thank you! Promise you play Fraserburgh next time?
@@LinsklandGolf Let's see where we go on our next vacation.
I would like to go back to SCO in 2021, but we will have to wait and see.
Then it is still a little bit of driving and since we have children, the stages between the campsites shouldn't be too long.
The first stop we usually make around Callander, Killin when we come from the ferry from Newcastle. From there it is really long to Fraserburgh, just above Aberdeen. It's usually long enough to get to Ballater or Aberfoyle from there.
Since we always stay a few days on site, there is also time to get around. My wife used to live on the Black Isle for a while, so it's obligatory to stop by there but we also like Inverness very much. On top of that there is always a "duty visit" to Ullapool, we love the city and the area.
Too many beautiful places and too little time. And I still have a few golf courses where I really want to play. One is Thraig, south of Mallaig and then Lochcarron, which was recommended to me. Especially because there you play around a church.
The last two courses I played in SCO were Ullapool and Iona.
@@mariop-golfvlog8337 Aberfoyle is a beautiful course. Magnificent scenery. Great par 3s and last 5 holes are the best matchplay holes in golf.
@@gooddeedsbeatbad2625 i spend to less time in Scotland ;)
Brilliant Ru 👍
should play turriff next summer, during winter it’s awful wet and muddy
My 11 year olds home course. Hes very lucky and still free membership for his age. And plays most days.
amazing to hear they offer free golf to kids
this is an amazing golf course only played it once but on a beautiful summers evening one of my best golf experiences, great value please visit here
Awesome. I'm currently trying to visit some of the Links around the NE. Trip to Lossie (Moray) and Hopeman sometime next week (will be tempted to squeeze in Covesea as well!) - but I'm really overdue a trip up to Fraserburgh. Would you rate this course much above Inverallochy?
Fraserburgh and Moray Old are the two standouts Ian.
Ru, Hope your going to visit Cullen
Brilliant
Bar the 1st and 18th it's a brilliant golf course
yeah the first gives you no idea what your about to run into and the 18th is an anti climax ,but in between is just very special
Well done FGC.