Royal Aberdeen Golf Club - Balgownie Course
Aderdeen, Scotland
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Holes18
ArchitectArchie Simpson, Robert Simpson, James Braid, Hawtree & Company
Built1815
TypeLinks Course
AccessVisitors welcomed
The game has been played in this area since at least the late 1700s, and there are only five golfing establishments in the world that were established earlier than Royal Aberdeen Golf Club, which came to its present site in 1886. Robert and Archie Si...
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4.6
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27 July
Very challenging if it is windy. Several blind shots on this course. Enjoyed the local caddies. Fairway conditions pretty decent.
 
February 04, 2020
Wonderful course with some hidden approach shots.
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February 08, 2013Events
10 - 13 Jul 2014
Aberdeen Asset Management SCOTTISH OPEN, 10th-13th July 2014Royal Aberdeen Golf Club - Balgownie Course
OrganizerErnst Marterbauer
10 - 13 Jul 2014
Aberdeen Asset Management SCOTTISH OPEN, 10th-13th July 2014Royal Aberdeen Golf Club - Balgownie Course
OrganizerErnst Marterbauer
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4.6
Fabulous27 July
Very challenging if it is windy. Several blind shots on this course. Enjoyed the local caddies. Fairway conditions pretty decent.
 February 04, 2020
Wonderful course with some hidden approach shots.
 
April 07, 2019
An old and royal golfcourse on the coast of Aberdeen. The front 9 are very challenging and running through some tight and narrow areas with well designs holes. The back 9 have some tough tests ready and routing back to the clubhouse.
 
March 20, 2019
A marvellous course which winds its way through the dunes on the front nine along the sea, before turning back towards the city on higher ground more inland. The views of incoming ships on the North Sea and the salty air give this outstanding course...
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