James Braid's moorland classic in the Perthshire hills, a lovely counterpoint to the links.
The King’s Course, Gleneagles, Perthshire
James Braid's King's Course is the classic of Gleneagles: heather, pine and rolling moorland in the Perthshire hills, with the Ochils on the horizon.
Inland golf offers a welcome change of pace between links rounds. The resort's other courses, the Queen's and the PGA Centenary, host of the 2014 Ryder Cup, lie alongside.
Braid's routing over rolling moorland
Heather in colour in late summer
Views to the Ochil Hills
Tee times are arranged through Gleneagles itself, often alongside a stay at the hotel.
Visitor policies, handicap requirements and tee-time procedures are set by each club and can change. We confirm the current position for your dates and never assume or guarantee access.
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7–10 nights
Scotland's most prestigious golf destinations
Coast to coast and up into the Highlands, staying in Scotland's most remarkable houses. Every element is made for your party alone.
Explore journey
Courses that sit naturally alongside Gleneagles in a well-paced itinerary.
St Andrews
The links that shaped the game: double greens, hidden bunkers and the walk home over the Swilcan Bridge.
Carnoustie, Angus
Across the Tay from St Andrews and widely regarded as the sternest Open venue, finished by the Barry Burn.
Tell us when you would like to travel and which other courses you have in mind. We will advise honestly on what is realistic and design the journey around it.
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