Montrose Golf Links

The Medal Course has all the key ingredients to make up one of the utmost challenges in the world of golf - rugged and undulating (yet an easy walk), some deep bunkers, springy yet quick draining turf, bountiful gorse, sand dunes aplenty and fantastic greens. A number of the holes run alongside the rugged Angus coastline offering some stunning scenery.

The Medal Course can also offer one of golf's most significant challenges - the East wind demands the upmost respect even from the most experienced golfer. The combination of all of the classic links ingredients are here in abundance, providing a demanding test of golfing proficiency. However, we have also introduced a new blue tee which ensures the course is more accessible for higher handicap golfers.

The Broomfield is not as 'power' course requiring drives of hundreds of yards. The key to conquering this deceptive course is a delicate touch and the ability to accurately control the ball from the tee. Especially when the East wind blows (which it has been known to do!), the Broomfield can prove to be a significant challenge. Yet, when conditions are more benign, the course positively encourages low scores. On initial inspection, the Broomfield may look flat, golfers be aware - the devil is in the detail as the natural undulations demands precision from tee to green. Putting can also prove to be a demanding test as the subtle contours of the greens are a test for any golfer.