The Perfect Short Game

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For golfers seeking a shorter yet equally rewarding experience, Moray Speyside’s nine-hole courses provide the perfect mix of challenge, stunning scenery, and accessibility—ideal for a quick round or a more relaxed way to enjoy Scotland’s golfing heritage.

Ballindalloch Castle Golf Course

Set within the stunning grounds of Ballindalloch Castle, this picturesque course is as much about the scenery as it is the golf. Designed to blend seamlessly into the natural landscape, it offers a peaceful yet challenging round, with rolling fairways and breathtaking Highland views.

Highlight – Playing next door to Ballindalloch Distillery, why not book a tour for after the round.

Covesea Links

Nestled along the Moray coast, Covesea Links provides a classic Scottish links experience on a smaller scale. With undulating dunes, fast-running fairways and spectacular sea views, it’s an unforgettable test of shot-making skills.

Highlight – The drive down to the course carpark offers an exciting view of what’s to come.

Kempston Course at Maverston

Located within Maverston Golf Club, the Par-3 Kempston Course is designed for both beginners and seasoned players looking to sharpen their short game. Its well-maintained fairways and carefully placed hazards make for a fun yet strategic challenge.

Highlight – The new outdoor domes have been installed outside the clubhouse to sit and enjoy a lunch with a view.

Rothes Golf Club

This well-kept parkland course in the heart of whisky country offers a friendly, welcoming atmosphere alongside fantastic playing conditions. Gentle elevation changes, tree-lined fairways and superb greens make it a pleasure to play year-round.

Highlight – A great central location in Moray Speyside along with the new catering service Right To Roam.

Why Play Moray Speyside’s Nine-Hole Courses?

Nine-hole courses provide the perfect opportunity to enjoy a shorter game while still experiencing Scotland’s incredible golf heritage. Whether you’re short on time, looking for a family-friendly course, or simply want to soak in the scenery without the commitment of 18 holes, these courses are a must for any golfer’s bucket list.