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Covesea Links

Moray

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Covesea Links golf course in Moray
About This Course

Course description coming soon.

History & Heritage

A privately owned, pay-and-play nine-hole links in a cove between Lossiemouth and Hopeman. Recent works added a new par-4 1st (dogleg right), taking the course to par 32.

Notable Events
Major tournaments and championships hosted at this course
  • Covesea Links Open Competition (September; 27 September in 2026) — raises funds for charity.
Signature Holes

The 90-yard par-3 5th to an elevated green with views of the beach and Covesea lighthouse; the 221-yard par-3 6th, played to a green far below the tee; and the tiered 7th over a large mound.

Best Time to Visit
Optimal playing conditions and seasonal information

Course Conditions

Clifftop coastal links with natural fairways and rough, gorse and long grass, sharp run-offs and small greens. Pay-and-play: simply turn up and play. Access is via a gravel lane.

Scotland's main golf season runs April to October.

Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Covesea Links
What type of golf course is Covesea Links?

Covesea Links is a links located in Moray. It offers a challenging and enjoyable golfing experience for players of all skill levels.

Where is Covesea Links located?

Covesea Links is located in Moray. It's situated in the Moray region of Scotland.

What is the history of Covesea Links?

A privately owned, pay-and-play nine-hole links in a cove between Lossiemouth and Hopeman. Recent works added a new par-4 1st (dogleg right), taking the course to par 32.

How can I book a tee time at Covesea Links?

To book a tee time at Covesea Links, visit their official website at https://covesealinks.com/ or contact the course directly at +44 776 915 7093. You can also reach them via email at info@covesealinks.com.

What is the best time to visit Covesea Links?

Clifftop coastal links with natural fairways and rough, gorse and long grass, sharp run-offs and small greens. Pay-and-play: simply turn up and play. Access is via a gravel lane. Scotland's main golf season runs April to October.

What are the signature holes at Covesea Links?

The 90-yard par-3 5th to an elevated green with views of the beach and Covesea lighthouse; the 221-yard par-3 6th, played to a green far below the tee; and the tiered 7th over a large mound.

Course Statistics

Course statistics coming soon.

Facilities & Amenities
Available services and amenities at this course
Hole-by-Hole Guide
Detailed breakdown of each hole

Hole 2

Par 4304 yards

Short par 4 with out of bounds and gorse left and a gorse island right; hourglass green with bunkers.

Hole 3

Par 4311 yards

The gorse island is a factor again. Small green with long grass left and a large run-off right.

Hole 4

Par 4402 yards

The longest hole and stroke index 1 — the fairway sweeps from the left with long grass down the whole right side.

Hole 5

Par 390 yards

Elevated green on the far left with run-offs that can mean multiple chips; views of the beach and lighthouse.

Hole 6

Par 3221 yards

The card says 221 yards but the green sits a long way below the tee. Gorse on the left is in play.

Hole 7

Par 3135 yards

Tee shot over a large mound to a green with three distinct tiers — being on the wrong one is the danger.

Hole 8

Par 4232 yards

Tee shot through a gap in the rocks to a green beyond a dip; grassy bunker short right and thick rough. Playing safe is advised.

Hole 9

Par 3100 yards

Closing hole with the tee set against the cliffs, to a small, sloping, shallow green.

Green Fees
Pricing information for visitors

mid Season

Any day

From 6 May 2026: adults 9 holes £30 / 18 holes £50; seniors (65+) £25 / £40; juniors (under 16) £17 / £24.

£50

Contact Information
Location

Moray

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Scotland's main golf season runs April to October.