Cruden Bay Golf Club

Cruden Bay Golf Club is an old-fashioned links course on Scotland’s east coast, set north of Aberdeen and close to Peterhead. Panoramic coastal views, subtly contoured greens and a layout that asks for power, precision and fine judgement make this a course for golfers who appreciate strategic links golf. Golf has been part of the story here since 1791, with the internationally known links opening in 1899. Designed by Old Tom Morris with help from Archie Simpson, the course was later reshaped in 1926 by Tom Simpson and Herbert Fowler. Alongside the Championship course, Cruden Bay also offers the 9-hole St Olaf course and an open driving range.