We hope you golf enthusiasts talked your ladies into packing your clubs, or perhaps she’s a golf lover too! Because there are many beautiful courses here in the Cairngorms National Park. When it comes to golf holidays, your first choice has to be Aviemore and the Cairngorms. Here you will find 100 year old, world class golf course without the queues, stuffy rules and prices of the Scottish central belt.
The Cairngorms National Park golf courses are surrounded by mountain ranges, rivers, pine clad slopes and wide river valleys. The Cairngorms Park area has a superb range of golfing options for visitors throughout the year. There is a chain of Cairngorms villages and towns following the river valleys across the Park and many of them have their own golf course and facilities.
The Cairngorms and Aviemore golf Pass is your personal invitation to play the different kinds of golf courses in the Badenoch and Strathspey area of the Cairngorms National Park at a discounted rate. This golf pass allows you to play on any of the 7 unique golf courses from Newtonmore Golf Course in the south to Grantown Golf Course in the north. The Aviemore and the Cairngorms Golf Pass guaranteeing the holder a special 30% reduced rate at all seven of the finest courses within the Cairngorms National Park. Unfortunately the Spey Valley Championship golf course in Aviemore, Blair Atholl Golf Course, Ballater Golf Course and Braemar Golf Course are not included in the pass.
You can purchase your Aviemore and the Cairngorms ‘Golf Pass’ at any of seven courses supporting the scheme and you’re guaranteed a friendly Scottish welcome at Abernethy (9 holes), Boat of Garten, Carrbridge (9 holes), Craggan (18 holes all par 3), Grantown on Spey, Kingussie, and Newtonmore golf courses. Each of the seven courses has its own distinct characteristics which any golfer will find challenging and enjoyable. They are all within 30 minutes drive of each other, allowing you to play 36 holes or even 45 holes in a day, during the summer months.
In the east of the Cairngorms Park lies