THE 15TH OLDEST RECORDED CLUB IN THE WORLD (1793)
A Scottish Golf Championship Venue
Fortrose & Rosemarkie Golf Club - Statement & Guidelines for Members - Friday, 12th March 2021
Practice Area Guidelines - Friday, 12th March 2021
SCOTTISH GOLF CORONAVIRUS UPDATES
THE WHS - HANDICAP GUIDANCE FOR THE MEMBERS FOR 2021 FORTROSE & ROSEMARKIE GOLF CLUB
COVID-19 - STAY SAFE & FOLLOW THE GUIDELINES AT ALL TIMES.
Located on the Chanonry Peninsula in the ‘Black Isle’ our Scottish links golf course enjoys breathtaking views over the Moray Firth, only 20 minutes from the City of Inverness. Our Championship links course is the 15th Oldest Recorded Club in the World (1793). The course was re-designed by the five time Open Champion James Braid in 1932.
Fortrose & Rosemarkie Golf Club attended at the Scottish Golf Tourism Week and Awards night held at the Turnberry Golf Resort in 2017 and also at the Fairmont Hotel in St. Andrews in 2018 where we were presented (as voted for by the public) with the award of Scotland’s Best Golfing Experience (value for money). The Club were also shortlisted (in the top 4) for the Best Golf Course of 2019. The Luxury Travel Guide Lifestyle Awards have also honoured us with the accolade of 'Golf Club of the Year for Scotland 2019'. The course ranks amongst the Top 5 in GB & Ireland's Favourite 'Fun' Golf Courses of 2019, guaranteed to entertain and captivate (over 2,000 courses in GB & I).
Fortrose & Rosemarkie Golf Links is also ranked amongst the Top 50 Golf Courses in Scotland (Golf World).
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MULTI-AWARD WINNING FORTROSE & ROSEMARKIE GOLF LINKS
We have won a number of awards for our James Braid designed course, and continue to attract more awards and sponsorship.
FORTROSE & ROSEMARKIE GOLF CLUB &
THE GLENGOYNE 10-YEAR OLD SINGLE MALT SCOTCH WHISKY.
This latest version is from the Glengoyne Distillery and the bottles are individually numbered from 1-150. This is a 10-Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky and marks the 150th Anniversary of James Braid 1870-2020. James Braid re-designed our Scottish Links Golf Course in 1932 and he won the Open Championship FIVE times in addition to becoming a World Golf Hall of Fame member.
