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Links Golf, Distilled.

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welcome to links golf in the heart of whisky country

The links courses of Moray Golf Club lie between the land and sea in the windswept fishing town of Lossiemouth. Run by and for members, designed by Old Tom Morris, Moray warmly welcomes visitors to experience the finest quality golf, and the best of Scottish hospitality.

Two courses, shaped by wind, terrain and two master architects

Aerial view of a coastal town with a golf course in the foreground and residential houses extending to the shoreline.

Golf as it’s always been played.

moray old

1889

Designed by Old Tom Morris

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MORAY NEW COURSE

moray new

1978

Designed by Sir Henry Cotton

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Play the Original Golfing Amphitheatre, Est. 1889

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Savour the spirit of golf on the Moray coast

Links Golf in the Heart of Whisky Country.

Old Tom Morris picture hanging in Moray Golf Club clubhouse

HERITAGE & Tradition

Founded by distillers, played by Open Champions, Prime Ministers and Fishermen. History walks the fairways with you.

Close-up of a bottle of Moray single malt Scotch whisky with a golf theme label, placed on a black surface outdoors, with a blurred green landscape and cloudy sky in the background.

WHISKY, it’s in our dna

The founders liked a dram. To this day Moray Golf Club continues to fill its own casks with spirit from local distillers and enjoy them at our bar.  

Golf course sign for Old Moray, indicating hole 18th to the left and 2nd to the right, with a stone wall and bench in the background.
A coastal scene with a sandy beach, grassy dunes, and a cloudy sky. There are a few people walking along the shoreline, and some buildings are visible in the distance.
Two marker posts on a golf course fairway showing hole number 17, 509 yards to the green, with a par of 5.
A coastal town with a beach, houses and a church, with a river flowing towards the sea and hills in the background.
An aerial view of a park with walking paths, grass fields, small sand traps, and dense trees along the edges, with a road running at the top of the image.
A man standing behind a wooden counter at a golf club, with golf caps on shelves behind him, a computer and a cash register in front of him, and a window showing the ocean in the background.
An aerial view of a beach with waves on the left and a grassy golf course with bunkers on the right, surrounded by dirt paths and trees.
People playing golf on a green, with a large historic building and a restaurant patio in the background.
Aerial view of a coastline with sandy beach, ocean waves, green and yellow vegetation, and a distant lighthouse under cloudy sky.
Two men playing golf on the green at a golf course, with a large stone building and flags in the background.
Three men playing golf on a green field with residential houses and rolling terrain in the background.
Golf course with three golfers playing near sand bunkers, residential houses and trees on a hillside in the background under a partly cloudy sky.
A coastal golf course with sandy and grassy terrain near houses, overlooking the ocean under cloudy skies.
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the golfers perfect midpoint

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Lossiemouth is central to a run of great courses.

Centrally located between the Championship courses of the Highlands and Aberdeenshire. Moray Golf Club, at Lossiemouth, is the perfect base for visitors playing these magnificent links.

With open tee sheets, and a warm local welcome, Moray is not just a stop. It’s a standout.

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we weren’t just built near whisky, we were built by it.

our heritage

The Club that Whisky Built

The 1880s were boomtime for Speyside. Whisky, fishing and tourism created wealth. And the playground for the wealthy was the golf course. To this day, the club lays down its own casks. Bottled to delight visitor and member alike.

So when we say “Links Golf, Distilled”, we mean it - both in heritage and in spirit.

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Moray Golf Club Club Malt Whisky

Famous visitors to our storied club

  • "This is how golf began, on courses like moray"

    Old Tom Morris

  • "Few Courses Offer the raw test and natural finish of Moray Old. It's proper golf"

    Sir Henry Cotton

  • "A Classic. Challenging, but fair. The welcome was even better than the golf"

    Catriona Matthew OBE

  • "I actually feel I like those conditions, as it makes you battle and keep your head mentally."

    Marco Penge

  • “I remember Moray as a course where the wind tests your head as much as your hands”

    Sergio Garcia

OUR PROFESSIONAL TEAM

  • Led by John Murray - PGA Head Professional and Derek Ramsay - PGA Professional

    PGA Professional team

    Led by John Murray - PGA Head Professional and Derek Ramsay - PGA Professional

  • Our new Pro shop at Moray Golf Club is fully stocked with all the leading brands. 

    Our award-winning Pro shop

    Our new Pro shop at Moray Golf Club is fully stocked with all the leading brands. 

  • A man practicing golf swings in a simulator with a golf coach observing, inside a golf simulation room with a golf bag bearing the name Derek Ramsay.

    The Performance Centre

    Our Indoor Performance Centre has been developed to offer you the best experience.

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Your local links welcome awaits

  • Moray 5 day open winner Ryan Bain

    opens 2026

    Moray is home to the prestigious 5-day Moray Open, celebrating its 120th anniversary in 2026

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  • Enjoy authentic links golf, and a very warm welcome, at Moray.

    Visitors

    Enjoy authentic links golf, and a very warm welcome, at Moray. 

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    MEMBERSHIP

    A warm welcome awaits new members to our club across a range of membership categories.

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