Stunning surroundings and quality golf
Golf in Pitlochry is as much about the setting as it is the game itself. Courses here are beautifully integrated into the natural landscape, offering dramatic elevation changes, sweeping views, and that crisp Highland air that somehow makes every round feel special. Whether you're a seasoned player chasing a challenge or a casual golfer soaking up the experience, you'll find courses that are both welcoming and rewarding.
Beyond the fairways, Pitlochry delivers the full Scottish experience. After a day on the course, you can unwind in cosy pubs, enjoy locally sourced food, or sample a dram from nearby distilleries. The town’s warm hospitality and relaxed pace make it easy to settle in and truly switch off.
With its stunning surroundings, quality golf, and rich local character, Pitlochry isn’t just a place to play—it’s a place to savour every moment of your golf trip.
An 18-hole parkland course set high above Pitlochry with sweeping views across the Tummel Valley. The undulating layout provides an enjoyable round for casual golfers while still offering enough challenge for more experienced players.
A traditional 9-hole parkland course using the natural contours of the Highland landscape. Generally easy to walk, it combines open driving holes with shorter holes where accuracy becomes more important.
A picturesque 9-hole course in peaceful Highland Perthshire surroundings. Compact but varied, with attractive greens and a layout that suits golfers looking for a relaxed round close to Pitlochry.
A scenic parkland course beside the River Tay. Its relatively flat layout makes it particularly approachable for beginners, mixed-ability groups and golfers who prefer an easier walk.
An 18-hole course in a scenic heathland and hillside setting, with rolling fairways and woodland surroundings creating a distinctly Highland round.
One of Perthshire’s standout golfing destinations, Blairgowrie offers two 18-hole championship courses as well as its shorter Wee Course. Rosemount is a renowned heathland course influenced by legendary course designers Dr Alister MacKenzie and James Braid, while Lansdowne provides a tougher test through pine and silver birch, where accuracy from the tee is particularly important.
Set amid beautiful Perthshire countryside, Crieff offers 27 holes of golf with wonderful views across the Strathearn Valley. The main Ferntower Course is an 18-hole, par-71 championship layout stretching to 6,493 yards, with wide fairways and rolling parkland making it enjoyable for a range of abilities. There is also the shorter 9-hole Dornock Course for those looking for a more relaxed round.
For a truly special day of golf, Gleneagles is home to three world-renowned championship courses. Choose from the historic James Braid-designed King’s Course, the scenic Queen’s Course or the Jack Nicklaus-designed PGA Centenary Course, which hosted the 2014 Ryder Cup and 2019 Solheim Cup. With 54 championship holes to choose from, it is well worth the journey for golfers looking to add one of Scotland’s most celebrated golfing destinations to their Highland stay.
Perched above the charming town of Pitlochry, the Atholl Palace Hotel has been welcoming guests since 1878. With breath taking views over the River Tummel Valley, this magnificent Highland retreat combines history, elegance, and a true sense of Scottish hospitality.
Tucked away within 50 acres of landscaped gardens and woodland, the Lodges at Atholl Palace offer a peaceful Highland escape with the freedom of your own private retreat.
At the heart of Pitlochry since 1830, Fisher’s Hotel has long been a landmark in this beautiful Highland town. Just steps from the train and bus stations, it offers the perfect base for exploring the area, while its private garden provides a peaceful escape from the bustle of the Victorian high street.
In the heart of the beautiful Victorian town of Pitlochry, surrounded by the mountains of Highland Perthshire, Scotland’s Spa Hotel is a welcoming retreat in one of Scotland’s most scenic regions. Just steps from the town centre and railway station, it’s perfectly placed for exploring both the charm of Pitlochry itself and the natural wonders beyond.
Experience the Celtic Circle
Travel from Ireland’s Atlantic coast through historic cities, coastal Wales, England’s Lake District, and into the Scottish Highlands. The Celtic Circle is a carefully paced journey rich in scenery, culture, and memorable hotels, combining iconic highlights with time to slow down and enjoy each place.