GREAT NEWS - WE ARE NOW OPEN

The Scottish Golf online booking system is now live

If you are a member of the Club or someone who lives within the travel distance allowed by Scottish Government guidelines you can:

CLICK HERE TO MAKE A BOOKING

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The course is ready for play but please note that there are no litter bins, no ball washers, no rakes in the bunkers, no flags in the holes and the hole liners have been raised to prevent the ball from dropping into the hole.   These steps and more have been taken to comply with instructions received from Scottish Golf.

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Applications for membership are welcome from all golfers - details here.

Junior Membership £20 - £45   Youth Membership £115   Full Membership £145 - £235

Membership now includes worldwide personal liability Insurance - details here.

Established in 1893, Abernethy Golf Club is located on the B970 road between Grantown on Spey and Coylumbridge, just north of Nethybridge. On most days, it is possible to walk on without a reserved tee time. Families are welcome and handicap certificates are not required. For those without clubs we have a few sets for hire.
Abernethy is a traditional Highland golf course, built on natural moorland, and surrounded by majestic pine trees.
The course is suitable for golfers of all standards. Casual visitors will cope perfectly well with the friendly course layout while low handicappers will need to bring their very best short game to score well.
The clubhouse (unlicensed) serves snacks, home baking and refreshments.  Free WiFi access is available to all of our customers.
Situated in the Cairngorms National Park, Abernethy golf course is home to many wildlife species. Red squirrels abound in the forest bordering the fairways, pine martens are regular visitors and curlews nest between the seventh and eighth holes. Golfers may even glimpse an osprey flying over the course carrying a fish to feed its young at the famous Loch Garten nest - a rare birdie indeed.

Click here for drone footage of our course

Photo by James Shooter of Scotland Big Picture - Think Like A Mountain