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Links by Old Tom Morris.

Moray has some lovely golf, much of it by the sea. At Lossiemouth, Old Tom Morris laid out a links of 1889 on the shore, with a lighthouse in view. At Cullen, a short and quirky links on the bay plays round sea stacks, also first laid out by Old Tom. Inland, a nine-hole course above Carrbridge has been played for more than a century. Book tee times in summer.

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Quiz19 hours ago

Which golf course fills most of Chanonry Point on the Black Isle, where bottlenose dolphins come in to fish?

Did you know18 hours ago

Three Prime Ministers, Asquith, Balfour and Ramsay MacDonald, played holiday golf at Moray Golf Club in Lossiemouth before the First World War.

On at least one day, in August 1913, the three of them played together.

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Quiz17 hours ago

The lighthouse beside the golf links at Southerness, on the Solway coast of Dumfries and Galloway, is the second oldest in Scotland. When was it commissioned?

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A fair day for it.

7° and partly cloudy: dry enough, and the greens will be true.

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Did you know15 hours ago

Moray Golf Club at Lossiemouth bottled a whisky called Exclusion in 2016, a hundred years after it threw out a future Prime Minister.

In 1916 the club voted Ramsay MacDonald, a Lossiemouth man who later became Britain's first Labour Prime Minister, out of its membership for opposing the First World War. For the centenary it filled just a hundred bottles of a 21-year-old Speyside single malt and called it Exclusion.

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Quiz15 hours ago

In 1672 Alexander Brodie, member of parliament for Elgin in Moray, took up golf for his health. What did he hope it would prevent?

Did you know14 hours ago

An old coastal path runs from Moray Golf Club at Lossiemouth to the Covesea Skerries lighthouse, and it is being brought back into use.

Storms and walkers' feet have been wearing away the dunes beside the club's Old Course, where the seventeenth has already had to be moved. So the golf club is working with the community to restore and mark the old path along the shore, past Silver Sands to the lighthouse, so that people can walk it without damaging the dunes.

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True or false13 hours ago

True or false: the golf course at Fortrose, on the Black Isle, was used by the military to practise for the D-Day landings.

Did you know12 hours ago

Meg Farquhar became Britain's first woman golf professional at Moray Golf Club in Lossiemouth in 1929, when she was 19.

She worked as assistant to the club's professional, George Smith. Later she took back her amateur status and played golf for Scotland.

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Quiz11 hours ago

The 7th hole at Grantown-on-Spey is named after Bobby Cruickshank, born in the town in 1894. What did he do in the First World War?

Golf9 hours ago

Carrbridge Golf Club.

A nine-hole course above Carrbridge, played for over a hundred years, rising to a thousand feet with views across the Cairngorms.

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Quiz10 hours ago

Duff House Royal, at Banff in Aberdeenshire, says it is unusual among royal golf clubs. Why?