This unusual and captivating course was laid out on the narrow Charonry Point peninsula by James Braid and opened in 1888. It has been described as "perhaps the brightest jewel in the Highlands' golfing crown" and is certainly worth a pilgrimage.

Small deceptive greens and strategically-placed bunkers, as well as the natural hazards of gorse and sea, provide a thorough examination of the golfer.

The course has magnificent views over the Cromarty Firth and of the forbidding barracks at Fort George, while bottle nosed dolphins can sometimes be spied off shore. The club extends a warm welcome to visitors in the sure knowledge that they will almost certainly wish to come back.