Montrose Golf Links

Dundee & Perth, Scotland

Montrose Golf Links overview

Montrose Golf Links, Scotland, is a course steeped in a rich history, renowned for being one of the world's oldest courses. The club has two very distinct courses, which complement each other seamlessly; The 1562 Course and the Broomfield Course. With each hole seeped in a backdrop of pure Scottish beauty, golfers will be in awe of the undulating terrain.

The courses boast a fantastic golfing experience that is hailed for its reliability throughout the year, across all 36 holes. Complete with a myriad of facilities like buggies, TrackMan, and a Clubhouse with excellent catering with farm-to-table produce.

Golf Courses

The Montrose Golf Links features two distinctive golf courses, each offering a unique and memorable golfing experience. The 1562 Course holds a special place in golf history as the site of the world's first medal or stroke play competition in 1562, making it one of the oldest golf courses globally.

This historic 18-hole course is a true testament to traditional links golf, with its undulating fairways, challenging dunes, deep bunkers, and the ever-present influence of the sea breeze. The 1562 Course has hosted prestigious events and Open Championship qualifiers, attracting golfers from all over the world who seek a classic and demanding links golf experience. In 2023, this course was even featured in Scotland's top 100 golf courses, being described as 'a magnificent stretch of marvellously natural ground', confirming that this course should be next on your bucket list.

At first glance, the terrain of the Broomfield Course at Montrose Golf Links may seem flatter, but golfers should be aware of the natural undulations and contours that add an interesting twist to the game. Although it is not as challenging as its counterpart, the Broomfield Course can still provide a tough test while offering a more accessible and family-friendly golfing option. This 18-hole course is ideal for those seeking a shorter game.

Post Round

This venue offers an array of post-round facilities that enhance the overall golfing experience. After a rewarding day on the track, golfers can unwind and socialise at the clubhouse, which features a fantastic menu with locally sourced ingredients. It's the perfect place to relax, reminisce over the day's play, and enjoy a beer while taking in the scenic views of the course.

Additionally, the pro shop on-site provides golfers with access to quality equipment, clothing, and accessories. These post-round facilities make Montrose Golf Links a complete destination.

Golf courses at Montrose Golf Links

The 1562 Course

Widely described as a must-play for any golf fan, the Montrose Golf Links is comprised of two stunning courses in the very heart of Scotland’s incredible countryside. Founded in 1810, Montrose is the fifth oldest club in the world.

Broomfield Course

Style: Inland Links

The Broomfield Course at Montrose Golf Links is the ideal solution for golfers looking for a shorter game of links golf. The course has undulating greens and crosswinds that demand ball precision off the tee. It provides beginner golfers with the ideal track to nurture their growing skills, which later allows you to graduate to its Championship level counterpart, the 1562 course. All golfers are awe-inspired by the stunning coastal backdrops that transpire over the course terrain.

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