Pitlochry Golf Club

Pitlochry Golf Club plays over 5,700 yards to a par of 69 across eighteen holes, set on undulating ground with a mountainous backdrop typical of this part of Highland Perthshire. The course is open to members, visitors and groups alike, and its combination of tree-lined fairways and well-maintained greens gives an enjoyable round for higher-handicap players while still presenting a genuine challenge to more advanced golfers. Undulating greens are a particular feature of the layout, adding a further test of judgement once golfers have found the putting surface. The clubhouse and pro shop provide support before and after rounds, and the club runs a programme of open competitions through the year that draw visiting golfers from across the region. A standard visitor green fee of £40 applies, giving access to a course widely regarded as one of Perthshire's more striking inland layouts. Pitlochry itself is a well-known Highland Perthshire town, set among wooded hills near the River Tummel, and the golf course's elevated, undulating terrain reflects that surrounding landscape closely. For golfers touring Highland Perthshire, the course offers a fair test at a modest length, with the setting doing much of the work in making the round memorable.