Kingussie Golf Club

After such a wet start to March the course was in good condition. Work is being done on several bunkers to improve the quality going forward.

The views are great and the variety of challenges truly tests your skills.

At time of writing they had no catering available but this was only temporary.

We’ll be back.

One of my favourite courses in Scotland.

Lovely in every way. The scenery is stunning, the course is beautiful and despite recent thaw not waterlogged at all.

A lovely round , thank you

Courses are courses are courses. So I like stumbling across tracks with a bit of character. This fits that bill. Staff were as friendly as you can get. The views are spectacular. I played on the very last day of October, the course was in remarkable condition for this time of year. The layout rewards accuracy off the tee but a little wayward isn't too severely punished. The 11th tee is the highest point of the course and worth taking in the scenery from. Its also a fabulous little hole. The 7th is a par 3 carry across the river, albeit a short one. The 8th also a par three is completely blind over a hill. The pin position indicator is one of those quirks I love. The Hot Deal price was an absolute bargain. I'll certainly revisit.

Really enjoyed our visit to Kingussie, great layout with some really fabulous par 3's

Course was in great condition despite the heavy rain.

Would definitely recommendm

Very enjoyable course ; some great holes , the 2 par 3’s over the stream are idyllic; the price point is fantastic value for money if your in the area this should be a must !!!!

Fantastic layout, definitely recommended, great food and staff

Course was in great condition but unfortunately as it had taken over 3 hours to play 12 holes, we had to walk in as we didn’t have the time for a round taking that long. We were warned by the ladies in front off the second green if we realised just how long this round was going to take, suggesting that it is a known issue. Given we had paid over £25 a complete joke to be honest. A real shame as some of the holes were fun, par 3s particularly.

Great wee course I’d recommend a visit. Great views too!

Loved the course, scenery was spectacular.

Greens lightning quick, saw a red squirrel on hole 15, holed a wedge for eagle two at 13.

All together made a great day!!

Will definitely be back

This course is a real gem. Had a fantastic day playing in breath taking scenery on a course that was in fantastic condition with some really interesting holes. Staff and members were all super-friendly. Will definitely be back.

Fantastic course with great views and some interesting par 3’s., overall the course was in fantastic condition staff were friendly and welcoming.

1,000 feet up with stunning views towards the Cairgorms. Buzzard soaring overhead and a couple of red squirrels scurrying across the course. 120 year old course designed when golf clubs had hickory shafts, the course remains a challenge with all the modern technology available to us golfers. Many holes with elavated tees and able to look down towards the flag. Some, especially par 3's are spectacular. Whenever I am in that part of Scotland I make a point of playing this fantastic wee course. 18 holes of sheer joy.

Really nice course in stunning location and excellent condition. Views are stunning. Practice green and nets leave a bit to be desired, but not reflective of an excellent course. Pretty hilly though, so consider a buggy if mobility issues

The first time playing Kingussie and will certainly look to play again when we next visit Scotland. We booked on a ‘hot deal’ which was exceptional value and the tee time we selected was midweek and we had no one in front of us. The course was in excellent condition, there’s some very testing holes but they’re not stupidly difficult, so you can make a good score in you don’t get too greedy. We ate in the clubhouse afterwards and the staff were very friendly, the food was very good (in value and quality) and we’d happily recommend the course. My only comment would be if you’re use to playing on a fairly flat course, you might want to consider hiring an electric trolley rather than using a push (I carry but the Wife uses a push trolley on holiday and she found some of the inclines on the course a good test!)