Monifieth Golf Links

Dundee & Perth, Scotland

Overview

Built upon undulating links Monifieth Golf Links features two fantastic courses offering varying levels of difficulty. Administered by a local trust, both courses have fast and firm greens and unusually have tree-lined fairways – rare for links courses. The Club was officially formed in 1858, making it one of the oldest in Scotland. There’s an extensive practice ground to warm up before play, and a pro shop that includes hickory and antique golf clubs.

Golf courses at Monifieth Golf Links

Medal Course

Renowned for being difficult to play, the Medal Course at Monifieth Golf Links has gorse covered dune ridges between fairways, deep bunkers and fast greens, making it a true links test. The first few holes provides golfers with a fantastic view of the railway line situated alongside the course and out-of-bounds areas. Once players finish the front nine, they’ll be rewarded with a less demanding back nine offering a stretch of stunning holes highlighting the natural landscape.

Ashludie Course

Despite being 1500 yards shorter than the Medal Course, the Ashludie Course presents equal levels of difficulty, with accurate iron and tee shots a must for golfers looking to score well. With similar undulating links, old dune ridges, and raised greens to the longer course, this short course provides a stern test alongside incredible views of the local countryside.