Moray Golf Club (Old)

Moray Golf Club was founded in Lossiemouth in 1889 with the renowned Old Tom Morris designing the layout of the course. It initially opened as a 16 hole course before additional land allowed the layout to become a full eighteen-hole linksland shortly after. much of Morris's original routing remains recognisable today which gives the course a natural feel.

The Old Course is regarded as one of Scotland's finest links courses. This classic design by Old Tom Morris features deep revetted bunkers, undulating gorse-lined fairways, and smooth, fast greens. Measuring at 6671 yards from the whites the old course is a magnificent and challenging golfing experience with seven par fours over 400 yards.

Moray Golf Club has been host for the Scottish Amateur Stroke Play Championship and the Boys Home International. The old course is also currently ranked 34th in Scotland by Top 100 Golf Courses.

Useful Information

No specific maximum visitor handicap is currently clearly published, although the Old Course is a traditional championship links and golfers should have a reasonable standard of play
Visitors are welcomed throughout the year and tee times should be booked in advance
Caddies and forecaddies are available and should be booked well in advance
Push trolleys and electric trolleys are available for hire
Golf buggies are available for hire, subject to availability and course conditions
TaylorMade hire clubs are available through the Professional Shop and should ideally be reserved in advance

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