Fraserburgh Golf Club
Philorth Links
Fraserburgh
Aberdeenshire
AB43 8TL
Coursetype: Unspoilt traditional Scottish Links, 7th oldest club in the world est 1777. Wildly undulating fairways, sand hills, wonderful views built around substantial sand dunes
Number Of Holes: Two courses the 18 hole Corbiehill Course and 9 hole Rosehill course
Yardage: From the white tees Corbiehill 6318 yards, Rosehill 2416 yards.
Par: Corbiehill 70, Rosehill 33.
| Tee | Yards | Par | Slope Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
 | c6318 | 70 | 124 |
 | c5835 | 70 | 120 |
 | c5323 | 70 | 127 |
| r2416 | 32 | 95 |
| r2286 | 33 | 107 |
The c is for Corbiehill Course and the r is for Rosehill Course
Clubhouse Facilities
Bar/Restaurant: The spacious clubhouse with views over the course and sand dunes has excellent bar and catering facilities. Available to members and the many visitors who come to Fraserburgh Golf Club each year
Drinks/Snacks: Bar snacks and sandwiches are available all day
Changing Facilities: The Ladies and Gents locker rooms provide changing facilities for the visitor
Shower Facilities: Showers available for visitors use
Scorecard and layout
Fraserburgh Golf Club Scorecard. Click or Tap Image to see full size
Golf Facilities
Pro-Shop: Club Shop, stocks the golfing essentials and souvenirs
Golf Club Hire: Golf Clubs available to hire
Buggy Hire: Buggies available to hire best to pre book to ensure availability
Trolley Hire: Pull and Battery powered trolleys are available to hire. Caddies can be provided but must be pre-booked
Practice Area: Large floodlit practice area available
Putting Practice: Large practice putting green available
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In their Words…….
Traditional Scottish Links Golf -Fraserburgh Golf Club – 7th Oldest Club in the World Est. 1777, Fraserburgh is the oldest golf club north of St Andrews.
Golf is first documented as having been played at Fraserburgh,Aberdeenshire in 1613 when the Parish Kirk Session records refer to a young lad named John Burnett who was chastised for “playing at the gouff” on a Sunday instead of going to church. He was ordered by the Session to be sent to the “maister’s stool for correction”. Following receipt of documents from the National Library of Scotland, Edinburgh it has been firmly established that the Fraserburgh Golf Club was founded on 14th April 1777 and that the membership consisted of nineteen of the most prominent “landed gentry” in the north-east of Scotland.
Take a brief drive from Aberdeen along the North East Aberdeenshire coast in Scotland and you will find a totally unspoiled, good old fashioned traditional links layout. If you are looking for a genuine slice of real Scottish golf history in an informal relaxed, welcoming setting at very reasonable green fee, this is it.
Today’s feisty championship course, a James Braid (5 times Open Championship winner) redesign of the original layout, is one of the most natural links courses you will ever find. Be prepared for an invigorating ride around Fraserburgh’s substantial sand dunes and an experience reminiscent of how golf must have been more than a century ago. Wildly undulating fairways, sand hills, wonderful views and some truly spectacular holes makes Fraserburgh a true links adventure from start to finish.
Just be prepared for an exceptionally warm welcome and one of the most stimulating,affordable, rounds of your golf break in the Aberdeen golf links trail of Cruden Bay,Royal Aberdeen,the Trump International Golf Development and Murcar Links. A warm welcome awaits you in our infomal relaxed modern clubhouse.
The clubhouse was built and opened in May 2006. It now gives us a clubhouse to compliment the excellent natural links course with panoramic views over both courses from the upper floor lounge and dinning area. The bar, dining room and lounge areas overlook the course and over the sand dunes to the sea.
Fraserburgh Golf Club