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Newburgh Links Golf Club (formerly Newburgh-on-Ythan) handles tee time bookings through its BRS booking system, with separate entry points for members and visitors, and publishes results through the "How Did I Do" platform. Both are reached from the club's homepage at newburghgolfclub.co.uk, where the booking and results icons sit alongside a downloadable brochure.
Booking a Tee Time
The club's website presents two distinct booking routes, each tied to a different type of golfer:
| Booking type | Who it's for | How to access |
|---|---|---|
| Member booking | Club members | Click the member booking icon on the homepage, which opens the BRS system |
| Visitor booking | Non-members and guests | Click the visitor booking icon on the homepage, which also routes through BRS |
Both options run on the same BRS (Booking, Results, Scores) system, so the underlying process is the same — you select a date and time, then confirm your slot. The split exists so members and visitors are directed to the correct set of available times.
Steps to book
- Go to newburghgolfclub.co.uk.
- Find the booking section on the homepage, labelled "Member booking" or "Visitor booking" depending on your status.
- Click the relevant icon to open the BRS booking system.
- Choose your date and tee time from the available slots and complete the booking.
The site does not publish pricing, payment methods, or whether an account is required before booking, so confirm those details directly with the club if they matter to your decision.
Checking Results
Results are published through "How Did I Do", a separate results platform linked from the same homepage area as the booking icons. Click the "How Did I Do" icon to view competition results and scores. This is the club's stated route for checking results, so it is the first place to look after a competition.
What to Know Before You Book
- Location: The course sits on the Aberdeenshire coast, less than 15 miles from Aberdeen.
- Course layout: The 18-hole Championship Links is split into two nines. The first nine was designed in 1994 with a more modern feel — tiered greens, undulating terrain, and views over the Ythan Estuary, Forvie Sand Dunes, Newburgh Beach, and the North Sea. The second nine is the original layout and pure Scottish links golf.
- Notable feature: A stone wall sits in the fairway of the 4th Hole, "Drovers."
- Recognition: National Club Golfer's Top 100 Courses described the course as "Old Fashioned links golf at its finest," and Golfers Journal senior writer Tom Coyne put one of its holes on his list of top holes in Scotland after a 2015 visit.
If you are deciding between a member and visitor booking, the choice is simply whether you hold club membership — visitors use the visitor route, members use the member route. For anything the site does not cover, such as green fees or cancellation terms, contact the club directly through the details on its homepage.