User Reviews
for Spey Valley Golf Course, Inverness-shire, UK
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1A in Speyside
Reviewed August 4, 2023
Great design in mega landscape!
A must-play inland course on your outward or return journey to or from the Highlands...!!!
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Good
Reviewed September 23, 2022
Modern design, long and challenging. There is little to complain about here.
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Great layout - fair price
Reviewed October 10, 2021
On the way through the Spey Valley there are a number of courses with a layout from earlier times. The Spey Valley Golf Course clearly stands out from this. Once there is enough space available, there are a lot of interesting holes to play. In addition to some challenging par 3 and 4, there is an above-average long par 5. For the lazy golfer, a cart is recommended, the clubhouse is a recommendation for a pint or two but less with a meal. The exercise options are very good.
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Great place in the highlands
Reviewed June 11, 2017
Today we were able to play this great place for the second time after many years. And it was an absolute highlight despite the weather. The 18 holes are wonderfully embedded in the moorland landscape and extremely varied. For me one of the most beautiful golf courses in the Scottish highlands you must have played.
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Always good again - 09/12/2014
Reviewed September 12, 2014
The place is still a must, if you hold around Aviemore to challenge out. The European Challenge Tour for years does not here for nothing, because the space to the last hole concentration and stamina calls. The design is almost perfectly adapted to the landscape, it never unfair. On the Condition could not be faulted. Amazing views in the Cairngorms and the River Spey valley made the rounds once again a great experience.
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13.09.2013 - Championship Course
Reviewed September 15, 2013
Championship Course in modern square design that stands out alone due to age and length of the long-established courses in the area. The tracks blend spacious and harmoniously into the landscape of the Spey Valley and offer more than enough difficulties for all skill levels. The new clubhouse and generous practice facilities match the overall impression of a professionally operated golf course.
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