Local Golf Courses

The courses of the Blairgowrie Golf Club are virtually unique and have that wonderful charm found at very few courses where each hole is unaffected and untouched by another.

The combination of Heathland and Woodland provides each hole with a peace and tranquility completely unspoilt by preceding or following games.

The pine, silver birch and heather lined fairways provide a natural habitat to be enjoyed not just by the golfers, but shared with the exquisite wildlife, which includes deer and red squirrels, woodpeckers and oyster catchers to name but a few.

The Lansdowne course is more modern than the Rosemount course in layout, and offers a more challenging test. It was designed by the respected partnership of Peter Allis and Dave Thomas and was officially opened in 1979.

Also set in avenues of pine and silver birch, most fairways are lined with heather, and the course provides a challenging but pleasurable test for all levels of golfer.

The Wee Course formed part of the original layout designed by Dr. Alistair McKenzie of Augusta National and Cypress Point fame. If you're looking for something a bit different, then look no further than Blairgowrie's Wee course. It is, a genuine Scottish gem and is almost as popular as its two lofty neighbours, the Rosemount and the Lansdowne. Wee courses have become rather popular at some of Scotland's major golfing resorts, with Gleneagles and Turnberry both being home to a short course. With five par 4 holes this wee course provides a good test of golf as well as beautifully prepared greens and fairways lined by silver birch, larch and pine trees.