The Muir of Ord Golf Club

Played on a sunny, breezy Sunday. The course is quirky with a few very good holes - 8, 10, 12 stand out for me. The heather was just starting to flower and the fields alongside the course were shining gold making for some stunning views. The need to get a professional photographer out at this time of year to show the course in it's best light. My photos don't do it justice.

Eagled 17, making it a particularly enjoyable afternoon.

Located just outside Inverness this James Braid designed course was a delight. Good mix of holes and excellent greens. Despite heavy rain overnight the fairways were firm and greens hard. Pleasant clubhouse and friendly meners

Was up in the area and was looking for a decent price. Ord was a bargain with decent greens and lovely fairways. It’s not the longest, but you need to be tactical off the tee as there is heather in abundance. The par 3s are great and the pace of play was good. I got it on a windy day and it was a bit of a struggle for me, as I wasn’t playing my best. This is an enjoyable course for any level, so if you’re in the area you should check it out, you won’t be disappointed.

Un parcours incroyable, de magnifiques Genêts et bruyeres tout le long, de beaux fairways, des greens magnifiques !

The course was in great condition, considering all the rain we have had.

A most enjoyable day.

Course was in very good condition and the Greens were reasonably Quick for time of Year. Fog was only Disappointment but didn’t spoil and enjoyable days golfing too much

A very nice James Braid course. Lots of interesting holes in good condition. Small greens with run offs makes a seemingly simple hole challenging. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Good selection of food available in clubhouse. Good views of local area.

My wife and I had a thoroughly enjoyable round of golf at this James Braid course at Muir of Ord. The course was in great condition. The greens were quick and true. It is not the longest course, but there are some challenging holes and the heathland nature of the rough, albeit neatly trimmed, makes it important to keep the ball on the fairway. Everybody was friendly and the weather was fine, so what more could you want? It was excellent value for money at the ‘hot deal’ rate!

First time we have played here. Very friendly staff, super course. We had a great time - thank you!

Muir of Ord plays like a links course but the trees give it a heathland feel. Although the start has a number of short part 4s - the course becomes more challenging in the middle of the round. For golfers of our vintage and handicap (60 year olds around 10 handicap standard) the mixture of par 4s allows a variety of approach shots from short irons to long hybrids. It was a cold day but surprisingly stayed dry with only light winds. The greens were a little slow but very true and good for this early stage of the season. Great fun to play and highly recommended.

Definitely one to play if in the area...played in VERY persistent...but not pouring...rain...

The course handled everything we could throw at it...Tees/Fairways/Greens very

resistant to the water landing on it..and in lovely condition..had played previously

at same time of year in dry conditions..

No rough really...more Heathland...easy to find a yellow ball..

Staff and members very welcoming and friendly...we will make this a stop on

our tour next year also..

Thanks to All!

We had a pleasant game but once off the fairway the chance of finding your ball is slim so take plenty of extras. We also had juniors jump in front of us for the last two holes as it was a Friday afternoon, slowing us up but understand the importance of making space for the young ones.

Tricky due to narrow fairways and hard ground but in great condition and very good greens. Highly recommended if you are in the area.

Played the Gala open today. Great course with some tricky holes. Friendly staff and members. Couldn’t ask for more! Definitely recommend

Had a wonderful day, staff extremely helpful and friendly