Westhill Golf Club

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WESTHILL GOLF CLUB

Origin/meaning

The arms were officially granted in 1988.

The club is situated on the lands of the ancient Barony of Skene. This is referred to by the three "skeins" {as in "skein dhu") with wolves' heads on the chief, part of the arms of Skene of Skene.

The triple- towered tower refers to Aberdeen and the eradicated larch tree to the Westhill Wood, part of the golf course.

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