Stirling

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Courses

• Balfron Golf Club - 18 hole Par 72
• Buchanan Castle Golf Club
• University of Stirling - Airthrey Golf Club - 9 hole Par 3
• Practise area
• Stirling Golf Club - 18 hole Par 72
• Bridge of Allan Golf Club - 9 hole Par 33
• Aberfoyle Golf Club - 18 hole Par 66
• Dunblane New Golf Club - 18 hole Par 69
• Callander Golf Club - 18 hole Par 65
• Killin Golf Club - 9 hole Par 33
• Strathendrick Golf Club - 9 hole Par 33

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the best time to plan a golf trip to Stirling?

We always recommend late spring through early autumn - May to September - for the best golf in Stirling. You'll get longer daylight hours and generally more forgiving weather, though a waterproof layer is always a smart move in Scotland. This period also sees the courses in their prime condition.

Are there any must-play hidden gems among Stirling's golf courses?

Absolutely, Stirling is full of them! While Stirling Golf Club offers stunning castle views, don't miss out on the challenge and charm of courses like Callander Golf Club or the historic Blairgowrie Golf Club (Lansdowne or Rosemount). These offer fantastic layouts and a true taste of Scottish parkland golf without the crowds.

What type of golf courses can I expect to find in the Stirling region?

Unlike the famous coastal links of Fife, Stirling primarily offers a fantastic array of lush parkland and heathland courses. You'll encounter tree-lined fairways, strategic bunkering, and often dramatic elevation changes with stunning views of the surrounding countryside and the Ochil Hills. It's a different, but equally rewarding, Scottish golf experience.

What should I do in Stirling when I'm not on the golf course?

Stirling is steeped in history, so you absolutely must visit Stirling Castle and the National Wallace Monument for incredible views and a deep dive into Scotland's past. We also love exploring the charming town centre with its independent shops and cozy pubs - perfect for a post-round pint.

Is Stirling a good base for a multi-day Scottish golf adventure, and what's the typical cost?

Stirling makes an excellent, central base for exploring golf across Scotland without breaking the bank. Green fees here are generally more accessible than in the major links regions, offering fantastic value for money. You'll find comfortable accommodations and easy access to other golf hubs like Perthshire or even Edinburgh within a reasonable drive.