Arbroath West Links Pitch & Putt

9 hole Pitch & Putt

Course Details

  • Holes: 18
  • Par: 69
  • Slope Rating: 121
  • Course Rating: 68.2

Website: https://www.angus.gov.uk/services/view_service_detail.cfm?serviceid=1316

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the best time to play Arbroath West Links Pitch & Putt for the ideal experience?

We always recommend hitting the West Links Pitch & Putt during the late spring or early autumn. You'll catch the best of the Scottish weather - milder temperatures and less wind - making those short irons a real pleasure. Plus, the views over the North Sea are particularly crisp without the peak summer crowds.

Is Arbroath West Links Pitch & Putt a good spot for beginners or a family outing?

Absolutely, this is a fantastic course for all skill levels, especially beginners and families looking for some fun. The holes are short and approachable, making it perfect for practicing your short game without the pressure of a full-sized course. It's a relaxed atmosphere where everyone can enjoy a bit of golf by the sea.

What's unique about the Arbroath West Links Pitch & Putt compared to other short courses?

What truly sets this course apart is its genuine links feel, despite being a pitch and putt. You're right on the coast, dealing with the sea breeze and the firm, fast turf that's characteristic of Scottish links golf. It's a brilliant way to experience a taste of traditional links play without committing to a full 18 holes.

What are the typical costs to play, and do I need to bring my own clubs to Arbroath West Links?

Playing here is incredibly affordable, making it a great value for a fun afternoon. You can rent clubs and balls right on site for a small fee, so there's no need to lug your own gear if you're traveling light. Just show up, pay a few pounds, and you're ready to go.

What practical advice do you have for visiting Arbroath West Links Pitch & Putt, beyond just the golf?

Definitely plan to spend some time exploring the wider West Links area after your round. There's a lovely promenade for a stroll, and you're just a stone's throw from the famous Arbroath Abbey if you fancy a bit of history. Grab some local Arbroath Smokie for lunch - it's a must-try while you're in town.