Nestling in the dunes above the point where the River Ugie and the North Sea meet is Peterhead Golf Club, one of the finest links courses to be found in Scotland. The club, founded in 1841, is the 18th oldest in the world, while the course is an original links course which owes very little to man's handiwork; it is Mother Nature assisted by man that tests the golfing ability of every calibre of golfer from the high handicapper to the scratch man.

There is little protection from the North Sea breeze and some really daunting holes. The twelfth is a real par four and a half, stretching to 470 yards off the forward medal tees. This is golf as it was meant to be played and the beautiful views along the coastline complete a memorable golfing experience. The club enjoyed the distinction of hosting the Scottish Boys Championship in 2002 in recognition of its excellence.
**The 18th Oldest Golf Club in the World**

Restrictions: Please telephone in advance to book, all tee times are subject to availability. There is limited availability on Saturday's. Offer is based on 1-4 golfers. This course can only be played twice per annum.