Golf in Moray

Moray Golf Club in Lossiemouth is one of Scotland’s most historic and respected golf venues, offering two stunning links courses along the Moray Firth coast in the heart of Moray Speyside. Located in the vibrant coastal town of Lossiemouth, it’s a must-play stop for golfers visiting the north of Scotland.

Founded in 1889, the club is home to the Old Course, originally laid out by Old Tom Morris, with later enhancements by Henry Cotton and George Smith. A classic out-and-back links, the Old is known for its deep revetted bunkers, fast-running fairways, and gorse-lined rough – providing a true Scottish links test. The New Course, added in 1979, is a more forgiving layout but still demands precision and rewards creativity in the wind.

Set against a backdrop of sweeping dunes and the RAF Lossiemouth airbase, Moray Golf Club offers a unique blend of traditional design and dramatic scenery. Both courses are beautifully maintained, with true-running greens and panoramic views of the North Sea.

The clubhouse is welcoming and well-equipped, with excellent food and drink options, locker facilities, and a fully stocked pro shop. Visitors are welcomed year-round, with great value green fees compared to other championship links in Scotland. The town of Lossiemouth also offers a great base with seaside accommodation and Speyside distilleries nearby.

Why Play Here: Moray Golf Club combines rich heritage, authentic links golf, and the warm welcome of Moray Speyside – all just a short drive from Elgin and part of the unforgettable Golf Moray experience.

Plan your golf break around Lossiemouth and discover why Moray Golf Club is a highlight of Scotland’s north-east coast.