Ury Estates Golf Course

About the club

Welcome to the spectacular Jack Nicklaus-designed signature championship golf course, surrounded by the breathtaking scenery of the Ury Estate on Scotland’s North East coast. The 18-hole parkland course measures 7,300 yards, boasting fabulous views of the ocean and circling stunning Ury Castle. Designed by Nicklaus Design, the world’s acknowledged leader in golf course design, it delivers an enjoyable experience for golfers of all skill levels. It boasts a great variety of holes, each taking advantage of the existing features so it fits seamlessly into the existing landscape. There will be plenty of room to play, greens will be gently contoured and the bunkers will be small. Offering a truly memorable round of golf, this special course is as much fun for novices as for pros to play and will quickly become a must-visit for golfers. Known worldwide as the ‘Golden Bear’, Jack is an 18-time major championship winner, including the Opens he won on Scottish soil, twice at St Andrews (1970 and 1978) and at Muirfield (1966). Jack’s love of Scotland is well-recognised and was acknowledged in 2005 when the Golden Bear became the only living non-UK national to feature on British currency. His legacy as a player is equalled only by his reputation as a golf course designer. With over 435 courses in 46 countries on his resume, he has built one of the world’s leading golf design firms.