Kev1973

This was my second time playing Insch it had been a good few years, it is a fairly short course so good if your not a long hitter, there is a nice variety of fairways and greens some courses have alot of parallel fairways that just look the same, you have to cross over a road and take a 5 minute stroll after a few holes and cross back to finish but not a big deal. The course was in decent condition for end of September the greens were a bit slow could have done with being cut again. We didn't have the opportunity in afternoon to use the restaurant as it was now on winter operational times.
Overall for £21 each on golf now it was decent value for money and I'd like another round here during the summer months.

Enjoyed paying brechin golf club, there is good variety to the layout, some testing greens that were in nice condition, found front nine easier than back, you have to walk a little between groups of holes divided and by crossing bridge over motorway but was an different experience, shame it was a little bit wet on the day with some drizzle but will be back and hopefully the sun will come out to play. Worth a visit and decent value.

Kemnay golf course is somewhere all golf players will enjoy, there is good variety to the layout, some fareways slope down or up to the greens testing distance control, most fareways are forgiving enough and you can be aggresive of the T, then a few go between thick trees testing accuracy more. Greens are fairly consistant and good. Overall the course is well kept and a nice place to play golf, staff are friendly and the restaurant / bar decent. One of my favourite courses in the north east of Scotland.

This is my fith round of golf at Auchmill his season and was my favourite, the course was delayed in opening for the season until June and initially was not in great shape especially some greens but it has been improving over the preceding weeks and now fairways are nicely cut and the greens have improved alot. It's not a difficult course to play so all levels will enjoy it, it's inexpensive compared to others in and around Aberdeen so value for money is good.
Keep up the good work greenkeepers.

Kemnay is a well presented course that is a good test for all handicapers, it has some forgiving holes that open up and some tighter ones that require more accuracy between the trees, all the greens are in good condition and some can be testing with their slopes. It's not to hilly alot of the fareways are flatish which would probably benefit the senior players. it's not expensive to play and good value, and i would say any golfer would enjoy a round here and i recommend it.

Inverurie is a nice golf course kept in a good condition, there is not much heavy rough to worry about, as long as you avoid the trees it's not a difficult course to go round as it's fairly open, the bunkers are well positioned to add a degree of difficulty, most of the par 4 and 5 are dog legged to challenge the shape of the T off shot, all in all it's an enjoyable course.