Pitlochry Golf Course
18 hole Par 69
Course Details
- Holes: 18
- Par: 69
- Length: 5,717 yards
- Slope Rating: 116
- Course Rating: 67
Website: https://www.pitlochrygolf.co.uk/
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best time of year to play Pitlochry Golf Course, and what should I expect from the weather?
We recommend late spring through early autumn (May-September) for the best chance of drier weather and longer daylight hours. Even then, pack layers and waterproofs - this is Scotland, after all, and conditions can change quickly on the exposed fairways.
How challenging is Pitlochry Golf Course for an average golfer, especially given its Par 69?
Don't let the Par 69 fool you; Pitlochry offers a fantastic challenge with its undulating terrain and tight fairways. You'll need to be precise off the tee, but the shorter holes provide great birdie opportunities if you can navigate the elevation changes.
What are the must-see holes or signature views at Pitlochry that I shouldn't miss?
The views are a major highlight here, especially from the higher holes looking over Tummel Valley and Ben Vrackie. Keep an eye out for the 13th, a tricky par-3 with a dramatic drop, and the panoramic vistas from the 18th tee are a perfect way to finish your round.
Is Pitlochry Golf Course good value for money, and what's the general atmosphere like?
Absolutely, Pitlochry offers excellent value for a Scottish highland course, especially compared to some of the more famous links. You'll find a welcoming, unpretentious atmosphere in the clubhouse, perfect for a post-round dram and a chat with friendly locals.
What local amenities or activities should I combine with a golf trip to Pitlochry?
Beyond the course, Pitlochry itself is a charming Victorian town worth exploring, with plenty of distilleries like Edradour and Blair Athol nearby for a tour and tasting. We also suggest a walk around Loch Faskally or a visit to the famous Pitlochry Dam and Fish Ladder for a complete Scottish experience.