User Reviews
for Kingussie Golf Club, Inverness-shire, UK
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Spectaculair and testing!
Reviewed October 9, 2013
Hidden in the highlands of Scotland, this is what the Scottish call themselves 'a hidden gem'. Translated: a hidden treasure. An old highland village, a lovely clubhouse with traditional red interior, and a course to fall in love with.
Testing holes, lot of difference in hights, heather, rocks, little streams crossing the holes, and beautiful views all around. Kingussie is a course that will win every golfer with it''s charmes. It's not for nothing that we came in twice form Holland to play this course. And after the great 18th there's always the Scottish hospitality in the 19th...!
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Hidden Gem
Reviewed October 3, 2021
This is what the British call a "hidden gem". The course may not have much in common with modern golf courses including a driving range, wide fairways, etc., but the sport emerged on courses like Kingussie - and that has something. When you are around, watch and play and seek contact with the locals during or after the round.
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Best highland golf
Reviewed September 22, 2020
The course has been used for over 100 years and is one of the locals' favorites. That actually says it all.
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Magnificent Highland Course
Reviewed April 23, 2017
Important - do not be put off by the trailer park and the stony car park. It offers one a beautiful Highland Course with varied tracks and great views. Whoever passes here has missed something as a golfer.
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Highlands Golf pur
Reviewed September 14, 2014
On the popularity of the place its competitors in the rank runs as before. Locals and insiders know why: Harry Vardon design that has remained virtually unchanged for 100 years, varied tracks in a stunning natural, good maintenance, spectacular distant views to the Cairngorms, Highland Golf, as you would imagine. Again next year.
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10/09/2013 - Highland Golf since 1891
Reviewed September 11, 2013
A favorite of locals and rightly so. Built into it in a natural amphitheater, where both the bottom of the arena, as is also played at the top of the ranks. Not long but challenging, with many spectacular discounts, tricky par 3 and magnificent views to the River Spey Valley and the Cairngorms. The place is said to have changed little over 100 years. Why should they? Let's hope it stays that way.
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