The revered Tom Morris designed this golf course more than 100 years ago. It measures just under 7,000 yards from the tips and plays to a par 71.

The links design boasts plenty of gorse and pot bunkers. On some of the holes at Moray Golf Club, reaching the green is extremely manageable; others require precise pitch-and-run shots.

The facility includes a clubhouse, which hasn't changed much in the last 75 years, with changing rooms. Visitors are welcome.

Sir Henry Cotton extended this into an 18-hole golf course in 1979. Playing to a par 69, Moray Golf Club's New Course measures 6,008 yards, making it considerably shorter than the Old Course. The course may not be long, but it's a tough round of golf nevertheless. It's got tighter fairways and smaller greens than its big brother, so you'll have to be accurate to keep your scorecard in check here.

The facility includes a clubhouse, which hasn't changed much in the last 75 years, with changing rooms. Visitors are welcome.