Newburgh Golf Club
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Newburgh Golf Club

18 holes • Par 72 • 5,874m • Slope 127

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About Newburgh Golf Club

Newburgh-on-Ythan Golf Club is an 18-hole links at Newburgh in Aberdeenshire. The club was founded in 1888 with a nine-hole course laid out over Newburgh Links between the Foveran Burn and River Ythan. It first expanded to 18 holes in 1912 to a design by Mr McAndrew, professional at Cruden Bay, but wartime changes eventually returned it to nine holes.

The club remained nine holes for 75 years before purchasing land on Foveran Links in 1994. Greens of Scotland oversaw design of a new nine, with Glen Andrews constructing greens and bunkers; the expanded course officially opened in April 1996. The present White course is 6,423 yards, par 72, rated 71.7 with slope 127.

The course is an 18-hole links golf course. It plays to par 72, 5,874m (6,423 yards), course rating 71.7 and slope rating 127. Designed by Mr McAndrew, the course originally opened in 1888. It is semi-private, welcoming both members and visitors. On-site facilities include Putting Green, Practice Nets, Golf Lessons, Pro Shop, Club Hire, Trolley Hire, Electric Trolley Hire, Buggy Hire, and 2 more.

History & Design

1888
Opened
Mr McAndrew
Architects
Greens of Scotland
Redesigned By
Links
Course Style
Historic links combining an original inward nine with a modern Foveran Links outward nine
Known For
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Origins

John Udny of Udny and a group of founding members established the club in 1888. Its original nine-hole course measured one mile and 401 yards and occupied Newburgh Links between the Foveran Burn and River Ythan.

Did You Know?
A club professional in the 1890s counted the Crown Prince of Siam among his pupils during the prince's stay at the Udny Arms Hotel.

Development

The course was extended to 18 holes in 1912 to a design by Mr McAndrew of Cruden Bay, but wartime pressures reduced it to 12 holes in 1917 and back to nine in 1919. It stayed at nine holes for 75 years. In 1994 the club bought land south of the existing course on Foveran Links.

Greens of Scotland oversaw design of a new nine and Glen Andrews built greens and bunkers. The completed 18-hole course formally opened in April 1996.

Today

The present course combines the newer outward nine over more undulating ground with the older links holes on the inward half. The club also operates a short academy course and accepts visiting golfers.

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Facilities

Putting GreenPractice NetsGolf LessonsPro ShopClub HireTrolley HireElectric Trolley HireBuggy HireRestaurantBar

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Green Fees

Fee TypePriceNotes
May-September Standard Rate Before 2 PM£125Official page says fees last updated December 2024.
May-September Standard Rate After 2 PM£85Official page says fees last updated December 2024.
October-April Standard Rate£75Official page says fees last updated December 2024.

Prices are indicative and subject to change. Contact the course to confirm current rates.

Scorecard

Hole-by-hole yardage, par and stroke index for the main course layout.

18 holesPar 725,874mRating 71.7Slope 127
Front 9123456789Out
Par43543444536
Yards3852244673542013473823175093186
Index10418814216612-
Back 9101112131415161718InTotal
Par4444443453672
Yards33944043231634230615036454832376423
Index9311317715511--

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Course Design

Architects & designers

MM
Mr McAndrewDesigner

Resident professional at Cruden Bay who designed Newburgh-on-Ythan's 1912 expansion from nine to eighteen holes; the…

GS

Oversaw design of the additional nine holes developed after land was acquired on Foveran Links in 1994; the resulting…