Cruden Bay Golf Club
About Cruden Bay Golf Club
Cruden Bay Golf Club is a traditional Scottish links golf course, originally designed by Tom Morris of St Andrews and Archie Simpson in 1899 and re-designed in the 1920’s by Tom Simpson and Herbert Fowler.
Cruden Bay is situated on the east coast of Scotland 23 miles north of Aberdeen, 8 miles south of Peterhead and only a two hour drive from St Andrews, the “Home of Golf”.
The Course offers an internationally famous golfing experience – old fashioned links golf at its best – on one of the best links courses in Scotland. Creating unique challenges demanding the skills of power, placement and fine judgement upon the discerning golfer.
Set against a backdrop of subtly contoured greens and magnificent panoramic views, Cruden Bay truly justifies the accolades it receives.
Courses
Championship Course
| Par: | Designed By: | Opened: |
|---|---|---|
| 70 | Old Tom Morris, Archie Simpson, Tom Simpson & Herbert Fowler | 1899 |
| Tees: | |
|---|---|
| Reds: | 5724 Yards |
| Yellows: | 5862 Yards |
| Whites: | 6263 Yards |
| Blacks: | 6609 Yards |
St Olaf Course
| Par: | Designed By: | Opened: |
|---|---|---|
| 32 | Tom Simpson & Herbert Fowler | 1926 |
| Tees: | |
|---|---|
| Reds: | 2346 Yards |
| Yellows: | 2463 Yards |
| Whites: | N/A Yards |
| Blacks: | N/A Yards |