FURTHER INFORMATION
Gleneagles Queen’s Course
Gleneagles
Auchterarder
Perthshire
PH3 1NF
Tel: 01764 662231
Email: resort.sales@gleneagles.com
Website: www.gleneagles.com
Location
On A9 Perth to Stirling dual-carriageway, turn north (well-signposted) on A823 to hotel entrance.
Statistics
18 holes, 5965 yards, Par 68, SSS 68
Designer: James Braid (1919)
Type: Heathland
Green Fees
Please contact resort
Facilities
Changing rooms & Showers, Full Catering, Bar, Pro Shop, Teaching Professional, Golf Academy, Full Driving and Practice Facilities, Trolley Hire, Buggy Hire, Club Hire.
Visitors
Visitors welcome every day although pre-booking is advised.
Gleneagles Queen’s Course
Gleneagles
Auchterarder
Perthshire
PH3 1NF
Tel: 01764 662231
Email: resort.sales@gleneagles.com
Website: www.gleneagles.com
Location
On A9 Perth to Stirling dual-carriageway, turn north (well-signposted) on A823 to hotel entrance.
Statistics
18 holes, 5965 yards, Par 68, SSS 68
Designer: James Braid (1919)
Type: Heathland
Green Fees
Please contact resort
Facilities
Changing rooms & Showers, Full Catering, Bar, Pro Shop, Teaching Professional, Golf Academy, Full Driving and Practice Facilities, Trolley Hire, Buggy Hire, Club Hire.
Visitors
Visitors welcome every day although pre-booking is advised.
THE QUEENS COURSE,
GLENEAGLES, PERTHSHIRE
Although the King’s Course will always stand as one of the finest examples of heathland golf in Scotland many find its sister course, the Queen’s perhaps in a gentler, more feminine way, as delightful. Local golfers will go as far as to say they prefer it.
The Queens is significantly shorter than the other two Gleneagles courses but it makes up for this in its tactical craftiness. With many risk-reward scenarios ahead, it is a shot-maker’s course that proves most exciting.
The axiom is if you can hold your score together on the front on the Queen’s you should score well for the round. Unusual for a James Braid design, the Queens tests from the outset.
We hope you enjoy our golf video below.
GLENEAGLES, PERTHSHIRE
Although the King’s Course will always stand as one of the finest examples of heathland golf in Scotland many find its sister course, the Queen’s perhaps in a gentler, more feminine way, as delightful. Local golfers will go as far as to say they prefer it.
The Queens is significantly shorter than the other two Gleneagles courses but it makes up for this in its tactical craftiness. With many risk-reward scenarios ahead, it is a shot-maker’s course that proves most exciting.
The axiom is if you can hold your score together on the front on the Queen’s you should score well for the round. Unusual for a James Braid design, the Queens tests from the outset.
We hope you enjoy our golf video below.
