Cruden Bay Golf

Cruden Bay is in Scotland, about 23 miles north of Aberdeen and eight miles south of Peterhead. Opened in 1899, this golf course was designed by Tom Morris following the expansion of the railroads. This old-fashioned course was ranked last year at number 52 in the world by Golf Magazine.

Cruden Bay is a par-70, 6,396-yard golf course that will challenge you with every shot you take. Protected greens, fairway bunkers, and high winds are all elements that you will have to deal with on this course. With several other difficult aspects to this course, you will understand why many golfers consider it such a challenge

Teeing off at Cruden Bay Golf
The first hole at the Cruden Bay Golf Club is an example of the complexity of this course. If you go left, you're out of bounds. If you go right, you're in the very tall rough. Your tee shot has to be precise to hit the fairway. Your approach shot to the green has to make it past the bunkers that protect it on all sides.

A round at Cruden Bay is included on several different Scottish golf packages that you can sign up for through the Internet. Check out some golf vacation websites and you will also be able to see the other golf courses that you will play on your trip. Your summer vacation could be one you won't forget.

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