Aberdour Golf Club

In a Scottish golfing week, Aberdour was a nice interlude between challenges at Carnoustie, Scotscraig and Kittocks. It's challenging nonetheless, but its length is just a little less than some of its longer cousins. The first three holes have spectacular views.

Unfortunately due to weeks of heavy rain it was very wet and slippery in places, consequently a few winter greens however the scenery means we will be back in summer to see it at its best

If you get the weather like we did, this place is pretty special. After a lot of rain, course was in great condition. It’s a short course, you can score well here with many reachable par 4’s. Play can be a bit slow because of this, but with the views it’s such a bad thing.

Played for first time , fantastic little corse with fantastic scenery, on a plus note , weather was great and golf good , would highly recommend, and will be back .

Best 3hrs I've spent in ages, the pro was brilliant at customer services, could not fault this wee seaside course, fantastic views and in great condition. will play again when up in Scotland in the future.

We played a three ball on Sunday morning. The course still had some winter greens and we had to play with mats off the fairways but it was still an enjoyable round with great views over the Firth of Forth.

Excellent opening holes using the water as a backdrop at 1 then in play at 2. Greens were quick and true. Staff are very friendly and the clubhouse is nice with amazing views over the Forth..

This is a lovely course to play.stunning views.greens were in very good condition considering its january.
Iv played lots of courses and the gentleman in the pro shop today was the most friendly and helpful person.
The guy even phoned me in the morning to let me know there were a couple of winter greens and it was off matts.
Iv never had that as a guest before.
So top marks to aberdour and i will be back to play again.

Highly recommend this course but like most courses in Scotland go on a nice sunny day. It’s sheltered from the wind if the winds blowing towards Edinburgh.
The first few holes are breathtaking.
And the rest of the course is also good.
Fairways and greens good, in fact to be fair, very good in general.
It’s got to be pushing towards my top 10 courses and I play in St Andrews area so that’s saying something. It’s a hidden gem.
Lots of Par 3 holes and it’s a pretty short course which suits me as I am a mid handicap golfer.

The course is set in a spectacular piece of coastline, the course is superb and is clearly maintained to a very high standard, I've paid another more for lower quality courses. You will not regret trying aberdour I will certainly be back when time allows.

For mid November the course was in good condition and those greens that were in play were good also.
It was a bit disappointing that there were three winter greens in play that shortened the holes and one temporary tee that just about halved the length of one hole. I guess this should be expected at this time of year, but it would have been good to know this before we booked.
Some holes are very attractive and some are very challenging. Definitely intend to come back and play the full course closer to the summer.

A good course with some stunning views some lovely holes some fairways wet and heavy lies greens good nice course for time of year have to try again in summer 9/10

Don't just turn up and play golf. Spend time in the clubhouse and take in the stunning scenery over the forth estuary. Homemade sausage rolls and cakes absolutely gorgeous. Best coffee ever had at a golf club!! Oh the golf course pretty good too with some challenging/scenic par 3s. A little bit of wind and rain didn't spoil a fantastic afternoon.