Gleneagles Centenary
Par: 72 Length: 7080 yards
Course designer: Jack Nicklaus
Venue: PGA European Tour - Scottish PGA Championship
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Jack Nicklaus describes the Gleneagles Centenary course as "The finest parcel of land in the world I have ever been given to work with".
From the back tees, the PGA Centenary Course is the longest inland course in Scotland. The tees are however graded at each hole in five stages, including a challenging 6,558 yards from the white markers down to 5,072 from the red.
A feature of the PGA Centenary Course is the feast of views of the spectacular countryside in which Gleneagles is set - a scene which will become more familiar to golfers worldwide when the Centenary course hosts the Ryder Cup in 2008.
From the south:
The M9 becomes the A9 (dual carriageway) and you should continue on it for about 11 miles. Turn off at the junction with the A823 signed 'Crieff and Gleneagles'.
Turn left onto the A823 following the sign for 'The Gleneagles Hotel and golf courses' and the entrance to the hotel is on the left, about a mile further on.
From the north:
Leave the A9 at the exit for the A823 after the one signed 'Gleneagles Station'. Turn right onto the A823 following the sign for 'The Gleneagles Hotel and golf courses' and the entrance to the hotel is on the left, about a mile further on. |
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| Handicap (Gents/Ladies) | 28/36 |
| Buggy Hire | £37 |
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