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Hole 1

Hole Name

From The Tee The opening stretch at Monifieth runs right alongside the main Aberdeen to London railway

From The Fairway line with out of bounds a constant threat on your right. After a modest opening hole with a lovely undulating fairway, a trait throughout the course, it begins to move through the gears over the next few holes. They climax with the excellent fourth where the green is located amidst large dunes on all sides with only a narrow entrance to run your ball through and onto the putting surface.

On The Green

Hole 7

Hole Name

From The Tee The 7th is a beautiful looking hole with a thrilling drive,

From The Fairway which must carry a burn, to a fairway that meanders through shallow dunes.

On The Green The outward half closes with two birdie opportunities; a short par four followed by a two-tiered par five with a rumbling fairway that cascades down to the lower level at around the 300 yard mark before a series of bunkers must be negotiated on the approach to the green.

Hole 11

Hole Name

From The Tee The next, a par three of almost 200 yards, is no less demanding and like both other short holes on the course

From The Fairway

On The Green (11 and 14) it has a beautiful green complex with a number of bunkers eager to capture the wayward shot. A blind drive at the 6th requires bravery as you play alongside the train track for the final time. As it transpires a lone bunker down the left is the only real threat but it is perfectly located where the ideal place for an approach to this angled green would be.

Hole 12

Hole Name

From The Tee The next, a par three of almost 200 yards, is no less demanding and like both other short holes on the course

From The Fairway

On The Green (11 and 14) it has a beautiful green complex with a number of bunkers eager to capture the wayward shot. A blind drive at the 6th requires bravery as you play alongside the train track for the final time. As it transpires a lone bunker down the left is the only real threat but it is perfectly located where the ideal place for an approach to this angled green would be.

Hole 13

Hole Name

From The Tee The next, a par three of almost 200 yards, is no less demanding and like both other short holes on the course

From The Fairway

On The Green (11 and 14) it has a beautiful green complex with a number of bunkers eager to capture the wayward shot. A blind drive at the 6th requires bravery as you play alongside the train track for the final time. As it transpires a lone bunker down the left is the only real threat but it is perfectly located where the ideal place for an approach to this angled green would be.

Hole 14

Hole Name

From The Tee The next, a par three of almost 200 yards, is no less demanding and like both other short holes on the course

From The Fairway

On The Green (11 and 14) it has a beautiful green complex with a number of bunkers eager to capture the wayward shot. A blind drive at the 6th requires bravery as you play alongside the train track for the final time. As it transpires a lone bunker down the left is the only real threat but it is perfectly located where the ideal place for an approach to this angled green would be.

Hole 16

Hole Name

From The Tee The round finishes strongly too as you return to flatter ground. The strategic par four 16th has several bunkers to avoid on both the tee shot and the second whilst the 17th at 435 yards is no pushover. The finishing hole, a shallow dog-legging par five around a prominent bunker on the inner elbow, is a fine closing hole and whilst it may present a birdie opportunity for some trouble lurks through

From The Fairway

On The Green