- Where to play golf.

Aberdeenshire has a range of golf links and courses to suit beginners through to the most experienced golfer. Some are located around the North East coast and gives you some stunning views as well as challenging terrain. Other golf courses take you round the rivers, castles and lighthouses of Aberdeenshire.

Green fees and memberships vary and most have professionals who will give you expert lessons, and there are many golf ranges scattered around the county.

Do not worry too much if the weather is too wet, windy or snowing. Aberdeen City centre has an Interactive Reality Golf Centre called Golfscape. Read the review for more information.

For those who like a bit of golf fun then try the Congo Indoor Adventure Golf Aberdeen at Codonas.

Click the links below to go to read about each golfing club and course:


Aboyne	Alford
Auchmill	Balgownie
Ballater	Balnagask
Banchory	Buckie
Craibstone	Cruden Bay
Cullen	Deeside
Duff House	Dufftown
East Aberdeenshire Golf Centre	Elgin
Forres	Fraserburgh
Fyvie	Huntly
Inchmarlo	Insch
Inverurie	Keith
Kemnay	Kintore
Lumphanan	McDonald (Ellon)
Meldrum	Murcar
Newburgh	Newmachar
Oldmeldrum	Peterculter
Peterhead	Royal Tarlair (Macduff)
Silverburn Course	Stonehaven
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