Westhill Golf Club

  • 18 holes
  • Heathland
  • Par: 69
  • SSS: 69
  • 5849 yards
 
Westhill Golf Club
Westhill Golf Club

One of the newer courses in a land of golf courses that are over a century in age, Westhill Golf Club still brings three decades of experience to the plush Aberdeen golf scene. Built in 1977, Westhill quickly earned a reputation as a quality place to play golf and a great option for those looking to make the most of their Scotland golf vacation package.

Westhill Golf Club is an 18-hole run that plays to nearly 6,000 yards and a par of 69. Water, well-placed bunkers and challenging greens make the course a stiff test for even low handicappers. Well-maintained fairways and mature trees only help add to the allure of this course that sits less than 10 miles from Aberdeen.

And while the golf will keep a player challenged, Westhill also has what so many other Scotland golf courses present - spectacular scenery. Your companion during the round will include stunning views of the surrounding countryside and Royal Deeside, as well as the Grampian Mountains and Mount Keen.

More details

- Modern clubhouse
- Pro shop
- Practice facilities
- Lessons available

Westhill Golf Course
Westhill Heights
Westhill
Aberdeenshire
AB32 6RY
P: +44 (0) 1224 740159
F:
W: westhillgolfclub.co.uk

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3.5 stars out of 5 (based on 1 reviews)
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Par, yardages and ratings

Tee Par Yardage SSS
White 69 5849 69
Yellow 69 5556 67
Yellow 73 5349 72

Westhill Golf Club at a glance

  • Holes: 18
  • Style: Heathland
  • Built in: 1977
  • Golf Season:
  • Visitor Policy: The club welcomes visitors but asks that you pre-book
  • Tee times welcomed:

Practice facilities & tuition

  • Driving range: Yes
  • Putting green: Yes
  • Teaching pro: Yes
  • Golf school / golf academy:

Services

  • Pro: Yes
  • Clubs for hire: Yes
  • Buggies for hire:
  • Trolleys for hire: Yes

Green fees

  • Week days: £20
  • Week-ends: £25
 

Reader Ratings / Reviews

  • 3.5 stars out of 5
    by Ray Melville
    on October 20th, 2009 02:45
    As a 26 handicapper I find the course a real challenge, mind you, as a 26 handicapper I find most courses a real challenge.

    Its a parkland course set on a hill (as you would expect!) with some excellent views of Deeside.

    The first tee is a steep climb from the pro shop and this gives you a good idea of what lies ahead.

    There are no gimmees on this course and if you cant hit a straight ball bring a plentiful supply of golf balls.

    Its not that tight but any stray shots are severely punished with gorse, trees, heather, heavy rough etc all lying in wait.

    Also, avoid the course if its wet as its a wee bit spongy, best to play when its dry.
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