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BOAT of GARTEN Mark Parsinen, This Is Sure to Feature High 1 on Future Top 100 Course Listings GREAT WEEKENDER lthough both soda and water A mix well with whisky, it’s just possible that golf goes better than either of them with Scotland’s favourite export. Courses and distilleries are fairly well scattered throughout the country but there is a happy blend of both up in the north-east of Scotland in an area known as Speyside. The Spey, the fastest-flowing river in HigIt takes a bit of getting to,H but the Northland of Scotland is an absolutely swingstunning area blessed with amazing golf courses Scotland, hurtles down from the Cairngorms, through spectacular scenery by kevIn brown before entering the Moray Firth. Along the way it passes the highest BEST OF BRITISH concentration of distilleries in Scotland and flows close to a few of the finest golf courses in the world. As if that’s not enough, the Spey is also one of the greatest fishing rivers in the world. Nearly 10,000 salmon and about half as many sea trout are caught by rod and line on the Spey every year. And so a round of golf in the morning followed by a spot of fishing in the afternoon and a dram or two in the evening is the dream Speyside scenario. The golf is also pretty special. Much of the headlines are taken by Royal Dornoch – understandably. This is a true giant of the game, a course up there with St Andrews in terms of a course you have to play before you die. It’s gorse-lined, rumpled fairways and super-slick, sloping greens are an awesome challenge which visitors from all over the world are utterly charmed by. Just behind Dornoch in terms of star status is Nairn, host of the 1999 Walker Cup and a course blessed with arguably the finest greens in Britain. Also well worth a mention in this regard is the new kid on the block, Castle Stuart. Crafted out of sensational land near Inverness by Kingsbarns creator BOAT OF GARTEN Mark Parsinen, this is sure to feature high 1 on future Top 100 course listings. Par 70, 5,648 yards These are the high-priced star names, Situated on the edge of town between the signature 6th is said to have been Braid’s now we take you on a tour of the river and the steam railway, Boat of Garten favourite. In providing wonderfully lofty wonderful support cast in the Highlands. can trace its illustrious history back to tees, several of the holes – but in particular 1898 when the original six holes were laid the 6th and 12th – make full use of the E Y O U out over pure heathland. available elevation, of which there is plenty. Where ThE cOuRsEs are H A V C L I C K Two holes were added in 1910 and 20 A feature of the course for which Braid / / E Royal Dornoch ? D Hopeman years on extra land became available and can’t take any credit is the spectacular Forres Moray T Fortrose & Rosemarkie Elgin Y Inverness Nairn G O Dufftown E E Grantown-on-spey Y the legendary James Braid submitted his mountain backdrop provided by the Boat of Garten T Royal Dornoch D O N L I N E ? Hopeman design. Since it was opened in 1932, the Cairngorms. Another natural asset is the E / Forres Moray / K 18-hole course has been tweaked a little abundant wildlife - hares and deer are a Fortrose & Rosemarkie Elgin C NOW! H I Inverness Nairn We’ve got reviews A L but the remarkable individuality of the particular feature. Dufftown V Grantown-on-spey C of hundreds of E holes is still unmistakeably present in the U courses on our website Boat of Garten Y O @ www.todaysgolfer. O Y delightful design that threads through the Factfile: U E co.uk/courses C V silver birch, heather and gorse. Location: 27 miles south east of L A I H C K / / E All the holes are christened, some with Inverness. Tel: 01479 831282. D ? T Y E names that are almost unpronounceable to Web: www.boatgolf.com everyone other than a native Scot. The Green fees: Mon-Fri: £35. Sat-Sun: £40 n Still need more information? For more information on the region check out www.greaterspeyside.com and www.speysidedistillery.co.uk 132 TodaysGolfer.c0.uk Issue 272 Issue 272 TodaysGolfer.co.uk 133 BEST OF BRITISH 2 Moray – a classic Scottish links. Whisky tasting is pretty much obligatory here. 3 Glorious views and lush fairways at beautiful Elgin. Inverness is the bustling capital of the Highlands. 2 MORAY OLD cOuRsE Where 3 ELGIN Par 70, 6,228 yards Par 68, 6,148 yards OUT AND ABOUT Keeping out of trouble at Moray is tricky to stay As part of their centenary celebrations in Six off-course attractions… as the wind invariably whistles in from the n The recently 2006, Elgin staged the fastest ever round H There are dozens of whisky adjacent Moray Firth. refurbished Garth played over their scenic parkland as an distilleries in the area. Although it Gorse threatens throughout and the Hotel in Grantown of army of members raced round in a relay Spey combines old might not be wise to visit them revetted bunkers look almost appealing in 14 minutes and 50 seconds. world charm with all, you should try and take in at by comparison. modern comfort. But frankly, that was a waste, because least one. Benromach, which is Despite encountering such inevitable Most of the guests it’s such a lovely course and shouldn’t be just outside Forres, is small, grief, this truly thrilling course - designed are golfers (there’s rushed round. The opening hole, 454 friendly and welcomes visitors. a dedicated club by Old Tom Morris - is absolutely yards off the backs, is an accurate H Johnstons of Elgin have been stunning. From the moment you tee off store) and the rest indication of what’s to follow as there are walkers. (www. making cashmere and other until you putt out on the elevated final are eight par 4s over the 400 mark. garthhotel.com). fabrics since 1797. The tour of green in front of the clubhouse, you can’t The holes – both long and short – are their factory is fascinating but fail but fall under the magical spell of this n The three-star neatly separated by lines of trees that don’t dwell too long in the shop glorious links. Sunninghill Hotel is help create a cosy feel. or you’ll spend a fortune. You can’t ignore the roar of the close to the centre Lush fairways, first-class greens and H There’s no shortage of of Elgin. The Tornados screaming into Lossiemouth air glorious distant views all contribute to a castles. One of the finest is welcome is warm base, but the noise won’t put you off genuinely exceptional golfing experience. and the food superb. Cawdor Castle, near Nairn. putting on the true greens. The (www. It’s hardly surprising that Elgin has hosted H Gordon & McPhails shop in ludicrously low green fees makes it sunninghillhotel.com). the prestigious Northern Open three Elgin is often described as the possibly the best bargain in Scotland. times. A quality track. ‘Harrods of the North’ and n For pure luxury provides a refreshing antidote to Factfile: try the magnificent Factfile: modern supermarkets. Knockomie Hotel Location: 6 miles north of Elgin. Tel: Location: One mile south of Elgin. H The Olive Tree Chocolate near Forres – and 01343 812018. Web: www.moraygolf. enjoy The Malt Tel: 01343 542338. Web: Visitors Centre, eight miles east co.uk Green fees: Mon-Fri: £49.50. Library. (www. www.elgingolfclub.com Green fees: of Elgin, is full of sweet Sat-Sun: £60. knockomie.co.uk) Mon-Fri: £37. Sat-Sun: £39. surprises. Need more info? You can find all you need to know about lots more of the area’s courses at www.todaysgolfer.co.uk/highlands BEST OF BRITISH six more to try These Highland crackers are also worth checking out n Royal Dornoch What: If you love quality links golf you’ll be in heaven here. How much: Until Sept 10: Mon- Fri: £85 a round & £130 a day. Sat-Sun: £95/£140. Contact: 01862 810219. n Nairn What: This magical links has bags of pedigree and will simply blow you away. How much: £85 a round & £125 for two rounds. Contact: 01667 453208. 4 n Hopeman Forres – combines What: This demanding links the talents of Braid and Park. overlooks the Moray Firth and was transformed from a nine to a full 18 holer in 1985. How much: Mon-Fri: £23. Sat: £30. Sun: £22. Contact: 01343 830578. n Inverness What: A rolling parkland track with a top mixture of holes. 5 How much: £38 a round & £52 a day. Glorious Visit Benromach Contact: 01463 239882. Grantown-on-Spey. whisky distillery. n Dufftown What: With a par of 64 and FORREs Highland GRANTOWN-ON-sPEY under 5,000 yards, quirky 4 5 Dufftown is short and sweet… Par 70, 6,300 yards Par 70, 5,710 yards snippets… and great fun. Two of Scotland’s greatest architects A short walk from the picturesque n The River Spey is How much: £20 a round/day. have combined their enormous talents to the fastest-flowing Scottish highland town from which it gets Contact: 01340 820325. create the gloriously pretty Forres. river in Scotland. its name, its history goes back to 1890 James Braid designed the original nine n In fact the Spey is when the club rented pastureland ‘for the n Fortrose & Rosemarkie and Willie Park expanded it to 18 in 1912.
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