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Ballindalloch Castle Golf Course, Moray.
Founded in 2003.
Temporarily closed in January 2018 the course reopened in the summer of 2018 and continues to prosper.
The following message appeared on the Facebook Page on 4 January 2018; “Following the downturn in the golf market over recent years, I have reluctantly decided to close Ballindalloch Castle Golf Course with immediate effect. I would like to place on record my thanks and gratitude to Muir Ross for his commitment in keeping the course in exceptional condition and to those who have supported the club since its inception in 2003. Oliver Russell.”
GREAT NEWS – Thankfully the course is back in operation and has been since the summer of 2018, now on a Pay and Play basis with the ability for people to buy a season ticket. The club house also serves as a café during the summer months for all to enjoy.
A nine-hole eighteen-tee beautifully presented course, a true gem in rural Bannfshire. The course was designed by Donald Steel.
The length of the eighteen-hole course was 6,357 yards with a par of 72 and a standard scratch of 71. Those who fancied a real challenge could play from the Medal tees.
Each hole was named as follows; Hole one - Lagmore; Two - Drumnagrain; Three - Tullocharron Castle; Four – The High Drive; Five – The Oaks; Six – The Haugh; Seven – Tall Pines; Eight – Avonside; Nine – The Hall.
Thanks to Alan Macpherson for allowing us to use his blog entry for Ballindalloch Castle below. Alan is in the process of playing all Scottish Golf Courses in aid of Cancer Research U.K. and says that it was a really good course and is sorry to see it go.
https://scottishgolfcourses-allofthem.blogspot.com/search?q=ballindalloch
Scorecard, course plan and pictures of the course below.
The Google Map below shows the location of the course.