Our Club
The original 9-hole golf course was designed by the legendary Old Tom Morris in 1891. Located in an elevated position, the course offers spectacular views of the Cairngorms, a stunning mountain range in Scotland. This initial 9-hole layout is undoubtedly a testament to Old Tom Morris's expertise and passion for golf course design.
Later in 1908, the course underwent significant expansion and development. It was extended to a full 18-hole course, thanks to the efforts of Harry Vardon, another prominent figure in the world of golf. Vardon was a renowned golfer himself and went on to become a successful golf course architect, contributing to the expansion and enhancement of many courses during his career.
With the addition of the extra nine holes, the course has become even more challenging and offers golfers a broader range of holes to test their skills. The combination of Old Tom Morris's original design and Harry Vardon's extensions creates a golfing experience that is both scenic and demanding, making it a popular destination for golf enthusiasts seeking an enjoyable and memorable round amidst the beautiful landscape of the Cairngorms.
MEET THE TEAM
Jim Douglas
Club Captain
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Ian Parker
Manager
Diane Hamilton
Lady Captain
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Teresa McQuade
Bar Manager
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Luke Johnson
Vice Captain
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Iain Gunn
Head Greenkeeper
Kingussie
Kingussie is the historic capital of Badenoch in the Scottish Highlands. It’s a small, lively and thriving town right in the midst of the glorious Cairngorms National Park and almost exactly in the centre of Scotland! Our club is situated high above the village by the River Gynack a tributary to the famous River Spey. The views are simply breathtaking.
Kingussie is a paradise for outdoor activities and for those who appreciate the refreshing Highland air, dramatic scenery and Highland hospitality. As well as golf, sports of every kind can be enjoyed from cycling (mountain biking and road) to skiing and fishing to watersports, walking, rock climbing and much more.
Visitors are welcomed by friendly locals and can enjoy award-winning restaurants, live music, festivals every month, speciality shops and a wide range of excellent hotels, guesthouses, B&Bs and self-catering accommodation.
Travelling here couldn’t be easier – either by car on the A9, by national rail and bus services or even using cycle routes.
You can find out much more information under the 'History' tab.
