Hazlehead Park

Hazlehead Park is a huge park in the Hazlehead territory of Aberdeen, Scotland. 180 hectares in estimate, it was opened to general society in 1920, having previously been the bequest of Hazlehead House, home of William Rose, shipbuilder.

An expansive, vigorously lush stop on the edges of the city, it is prominent with walkers on the numerous tracks through timberlands; sports devotees; naturalists; and picnickers. Steed riders from the adjacent Hayfield horse focus ride on the tracks that snake through it.

The recreation center is most acclaimed for its two 18 opening and its pitch and putt fairways. The courses are open claimed and there is no impede or different confinements for the individuals who play on them.The "Number 1 course" was composed by Alistair MacKenzie, better known for planning the Augusta National.