Spey Bay is a picturesque, undulating links course with a long beach on one side. The fairways are lined with swathes of gorse and heather, while shingle and the beach also form a border at some holes. The beach and shingle won't come into play unless you completely lose control of the ball.

The eighth is a particularly memorable hole for anyone who has played the course. The small green is perched on a fair sized hillock and there is nothing to stop the ball except your accuracy. Each hole requires a good deal of thought from the tee and a deft touch around the greens.