Newburgh On Ythan Golf Club
Golf & CountryNewburgh On Ythan Golf Club was founded in 1888 and is one of the oldest golf courses in Scotland. Located in Aberdeenshire, the course was originally presented to the people of the tiny fishing village of Newburgh…
- What is Newburgh On Ythan Golf Club?
- Newburgh On Ythan Golf Club is a golf & country club in Aberdeenshire, listed in The One Club directory of private members' clubs.
- Where is Newburgh On Ythan Golf Club?
- Newburgh On Ythan Golf Club is in Aberdeenshire, United Kingdom.
- How do you become a member of Newburgh On Ythan Golf Club?
- Membership of Newburgh On Ythan Golf Club is arranged directly with the club through its official website (newburghgolfclub.co.uk). Private members' clubs typically admit new members by application, nomination or invitation.
- Does Newburgh On Ythan Golf Club have an official website?
- Yes — Newburgh On Ythan Golf Club's official website is newburghgolfclub.co.uk.
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