Newmachar

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Newmachar is a village in the north-east of Scotland, 10 miles to the north-west of Aberdeen. The village contains two shops, two pubs, a car garage[1], a petrol station, a baker, a chip-shop, a pharmacy and a primary school.

The local Newmachar Golf Club located just outside the village is noted for being the official golf course of Paul Lawrie at the time he won the 1999 British Open[2].

The village was also the home to former Aberdeen FC player Neil Simpson who was part of the Aberdeen team which won the 1983 Cup Winner's Cup under Sir Alex Ferguson[3].

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  1. ^ Newmachar Motors
  2. ^ Newmachar Golf Club
  3. ^ UEFA All Time Results

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