Gleneagles
Gleneagles has 3 classic courses and golf academy. The academy opened in 1994 and has professional instructors to help with the short game and improve play from the tee. There is a driving range which can accommodate 40 golfers, an 11 acre champiionship practice ground and practice putting greens.
Facilities: Caddies, pull carts, buggies, golf academy, instructors, club and shoe hire, tournament administration, and professional event organization.
Reduced rates on all Gleneagles Golf Courses for clients staying at Gleneagles Resort.
King’s Course
Opened in 1919, the King’s Course is a masterpiece of classical golf course design which has been tested by the aristocracy of golf -- both professional and amateur. James Braid's plan was to test even the best player's shot-making skills all the way. Lee Trevino remarked when playing the course for the first time, “If Heaven is as good as this, I sure hope they have some tee times left.” This is the annual venue for the WPGA Championship of Europe and the Bell's Scottish Open.
- Rated number 17 in Scotland by Golf Digest (USA), April 2005
18 holes
g Blue 6790 yds Par 71
g White 6471 yds Par 70
g Yellow 6125 yds Par 68
g Green 5873 yds Par 75
g Red 5220 yds Par 71
Queen’s Course
The natural beauty of the Queen’s Course, which opened in 1919, inspires the world’s most experienced players. This course has played host to some of the world's golfing greats including Johnny Miller, Greg Norman, Seve Ballesteros, Tom Watson, Lee Trevino and some who are known for other pursuits -- Sean Connery, Jackie Stewart, Alan Shepard (who also golfed on the moon) and Bing Crosby.
18 holes
g White 5965 yds Par 68
g Yellow 5660 yds Par 68
g Red 5495 yds Par 75
PGA Centenary Course
This Jack Nicklaus designed course is a modern classic, combining the best of the earlier designs. A challenge to the designer -- this had to be a great course and to fit into the landscape in a way that did no violence to Scottish tradition. At 7088 yards from the back tees, it is the longest inland course in Scotland. There are great views of the spectacular countryside, the rugged Grampians, the distantly purple Ben Vorlich and the mountains above the Trossacks. It opened in 1993 and is the bi-annual host to the PGA Cup.
18 holes
g Blue 7088 yds Par 72
g White 6559 yds Par 72
g Yellow 6141 yds Par 72
g Green 5704 yds Par 70 (Men), Par 72 (Ladies)
g Red 5072 yds Par 72
Wee Course
Fun par 3 for beginners and experts . The Wee Course opened in 1928 and was constructed by head greenskeeper George Alexander, and staff from the hotel.
9 holes, par 27
