Trump International Scotland golf links, Balmedie · Aberdeenshire, North Sea coast
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Trump International ScotlandThe great Aberdeenshire dunes.

Balmedie · Aberdeenshire, North Sea coast

The Course

North of Aberdeen the coast rises into a dune system of extraordinary scale — ridges eighty feet high running for two miles above the beach. The course threads between them, and there is nothing else in Scottish golf built on ground quite this big.

Martin Hawtree's routing keeps the sea in view from almost every tee and leaves the dunes to do the defending. In a north-easterly it is as demanding a links as the country offers.

We play it as the centre of a north-east week — Cruden Bay one morning, Royal Aberdeen the next — with a castle stay inland and a car on call throughout.

The Gallery

Trump International Scotland, seen closely.

A green set among the eighty-foot Balmedie dunes on the championship links at Trump International Scotland
The north-east Scottish coastline above Aberdeen, near Balmedie
Aberdeenshire castle accommodation used for north-east golf weeks
A Speyside single malt poured after a round at Trump International Scotland

"Dunes on this scale exist in perhaps three places on earth. Only one of them has a golf course."

Where Trump International Scotland sits

Journeys that include Trump International Scotland.

Every week we build is bespoke, but these sample journeys show how Trump International Scotland is usually placed — the houses kept either side of it, and the pacing around the round.

7 days · 7 rounds · Ayrshire, Fife & the Highlands

The Full Register

An Aberdeenshire round inserted before the Cairngorms crossing.

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4 days · Doune, Blackness, Midhope & Culross

The Outlander Tour

Castles and dunes on the same north-east route.

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Prefer to see the whole register? All sample itineraries.

Before you play

Trump International Scotland — questions we are asked most.

Access, timing and the practicalities of arranging a round at Trump International Scotland. If your question isn't here, the concierge will answer it directly.

How big are the dunes at Trump International?

Among the largest on any links in the world — some rising more than twenty metres beside the fairways. It is a modern course laid across genuinely ancient ground.

How far ahead should we book Trump International?

Nine to eighteen months for the summer months, and longer where a specific date matters. Aberdeenshire is less contested than Fife, but prime mornings still move early. We hold provisional dates while the rest of the week is built around the round.

Are caddies and clubs arranged for us?

Yes. A senior local caddie is booked per guest as a matter of course, and premium rental sets are placed in the car if you would rather not travel with your own. Clubs can also be shipped ahead and waiting in the pro shop.

Do you handle transfers and accommodation as well as the tee time?

Always. A round is never sold alone — the private car, the house you sleep in, the table booked for dinner and the pacing of the day are arranged together, so the golf sits inside a week rather than beside it.

What happens if the weather closes in?

Scottish links play in most weather, and the round usually goes ahead. Where a course closes, we move the tee time within the week or substitute a comparable links nearby, and any unrecoverable green fee is returned in full.

By invitation & introduction

Request availabilityat Trump International Scotland.

Tee times at Trump International Scotland are secured privately, often a season or more in advance. Share a few details and our Chief Concierge will respond within forty-eight hours with the dates we can hold for you.

Or write · concierge@northofthewallgolf.com