Fortrose & Rosemarkie
Ness Road East, Fortrose, Highland
A charming links course on the Black Isle with stunning views across the Moray Firth. Dating from 1793 and designed by James Braid, this traditional links offers excellent value. The course features a lighthouse and several memorable seaside holes.
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Fortrose & Rosemarkie Golf Club, established in 1793 and designed by James Braid, is a charming links course on the Black Isle with stunning views across the Moray Firth. Dating from the Victorian era, the course offers excellent value and authentic links golf. It's a favorite for golfers seeking traditional Scottish links in a beautiful Highland setting.
Architect
James Braid
Established
1793
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The course features traditional links holes with a lighthouse backdrop. Several holes play along the Moray Firth with spectacular views. The seaside location creates interesting challenges. The course rewards accuracy. The historic character adds to the experience. The closing holes offer a satisfying finish.
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Course Conditions
Traditional links conditions with authentic character. Fairways are firm and running. Greens are true. The course plays as traditional links. Excellent value. Wind is a constant factor. Good drainage.
Scotland's main golf season runs April to October.
What type of golf course is Fortrose & Rosemarkie?
Fortrose & Rosemarkie is a links located in Highlands. A charming links course on the Black Isle with stunning views across the Moray Firth. Dating from 1793 and designed by James Braid, this traditional l...
Where is Fortrose & Rosemarkie located?
Fortrose & Rosemarkie is located in Ness Road East, Fortrose, Highland. It's situated in the Highlands region of Scotland.
What is the history of Fortrose & Rosemarkie?
Fortrose & Rosemarkie Golf Club, established in 1793 and designed by James Braid, is a charming links course on the Black Isle with stunning views across the Moray Firth. Dating from the Victorian era...
What are the course specifications at Fortrose & Rosemarkie?
Fortrose & Rosemarkie is a par 71 course measuring 6,085 yards. The course provides an excellent test of golf for players of all abilities.
How can I book a tee time at Fortrose & Rosemarkie?
To book a tee time at Fortrose & Rosemarkie, visit their official website at https://fortrosegolfclub.co.uk/ or contact the course directly at +44 1381 620529. You can also reach them via email at secretary@fortrosegolfclub.co.uk.
What is the best time to visit Fortrose & Rosemarkie?
The best time to visit Fortrose & Rosemarkie is during Mid-March–early November (winter mats compulsory mid-Nov to mid-Mar). Traditional links conditions with authentic character. Fairways are firm and running. Greens are true. The course plays as traditional links. Excellent value. Wind is a constant factor. Good drainage. Scotland's main golf season runs April to October.
What are the signature holes at Fortrose & Rosemarkie?
The course features traditional links holes with a lighthouse backdrop. Several holes play along the Moray Firth with spectacular views. The seaside location creates interesting challenges. The course...
Par
71
Length
6,085
yards
mid Season
Any day
£90
Ness Road East, Fortrose, Highland
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