Fraserburgh

Established in 1777, Fraserburgh is an historic club on Scotland's east coast to the north of Aberdeen. The club is the fifth oldest in Scotland and the oldest in the world still operating under its original name. Parish records indicate that golf has had a home in Fraserburgh for far longer than this, however. The game can be traced back as early as 1613, when a young man named John Burnett was criticised for “playing at the gouff” instead of attending the Sunday church service.