Pitlochry Golf Club

I loved the look of this course from the minute I pulled in. Rolling green fairways stretched beyond the red roofed pro shop & pub and in the distance pine tree lined fairways and the mountains surrounding Pitlochry provided a stunning backdrop for what promised to be a stunning, sunny round.

The course did not disappoint, velvety fairways and close cut greens that ran true and consistently, the holes keep you guessing and longing to play the course a second time. No par 5s, but in no way easy this course was a test for my 11 handicap and unlike any other I've played before. The views were simply stunning with members telling me you could see to Edinburgh on a day like today. A beautiful place, great price and kind, warm folk everywhere, I'd highly recommend.

Need to consider your landing points as the course is challenging. But enjoyable. They have a restaurant onsite that we didn't try . The signage to the course was more to the restaurant rather than the golf course and it initially appeared as if there was very little parking but there was additional parking available. There is a good practice area

Pitlochry is a fine gem of a course especially on a beautiful sunny day as we had. Long walk uo the first 4 holes but worth it as the course extends out across the higher ground giving amazing views down the valley and over the town. Course was in perfect order but challenging as ever.

Rated higher than it probably should be but the staff in the pro shop made us feel very welcome as did the staff in the bar/restaurant area. The course climbs up for 3 holes and then flattens out. It’s probably just slightly on the pricey side at £55 per round but we did enjoy playing it. it is a short course so quicker than most to get around. There was evidence of maintenance and ongoing work as we made our way round.which is good to see.

Challenging course with hills but enjoyable. Greens are in good condition. Beautiful views.

Food in the clubhouse is excellent.

All staff are very friendly.

1st time i played here with the mate and what can I say, was it worth the £40 GN deal? Absolutely I still can't belive how good the greens were, pool table comes into mind, obviously not flat but my god! I've played quite a few courses in scotland and these were possible the best condition I've seen! The fairways were a bit baked in places that can't really be helped in this heat. Great variety of holes with views in every direction. We didn't eat at the restaurant but the mate has and said it was seriously good the last time he came to play it and highly recommend. Also a massive shout out the Gary in the proshop left my phone in the toilets so someone handed it in but we finished later so it was closed Gary came back to open it up and see me a 2 hour drive back up to get it. All in all highly recommend in every way. Cheers

Stunning location and course, not to long of the yellow tees so good for all level off golfers.

First few holes up hill but once at the top of the course make sure you have a camera with you.

Great mid week value, pro very helpful and food in the clubhouse really nice.

It was an absolute pleasure to play Pitlochry golf course. The staff and members were very friendly and helpful, (a few wee top-tips for the course before we went out).

Almost every hole is a feature hole, the views are spectacular, as is the challenge of playing such a hilly golf course. Did I say it was hilly.... yet the lies on the fairways were nearly always flat, what golfer doesn't like those ;-). The Greens were in superb condition, as was the overall condition of the course.

It is has immediately become one of my favourite courses, and we'll definitely be back. I'll do some hill-walking prep first ;-)

Thanks to the members we spoke to and the staff, you made us feel very welcome guests.

Lovely course with great scenery. Despite it being March the full course was on and offered great value for money. Clubhouse staff and shop assistant were very welcoming and hospitable.

Ideal stop off point for a game on the way to/from Inverness.

3h20m for the round as well.

I played the course twice on a recent holiday in January. On both occasions, due to a little frost in the ground, winter tees and greens, as well as mats on fairways, had to be used. However, on each of the days, there was plenty of sunshine and I could see the potential of playing the full course at another time of year. On several holes, there were very inviting looking approaches to summer greens and I could tell that the course is very well maintained throughout the year.

The winter layout was still a lot of fun, with a variety of challenges in its mixture of par 3s and shortish par 4s. You still have play well to score well, here. If you are planning a holiday in the area, be sure to take your clubs. You will not be disappointed.

I was delighted by the spectacular views from all parts of the course and felt very blessed to play golf in such a lovely setting.

Absolutely amazing course in superb condition. Played it a few days after they'd held the Highlands Open there. Very hilly first few holes, so be prepared if you struggle walking (buggies are available). Amazing views all from every hole. Massive kudos to the green keepers.

The pro on the other hand was exceptionally rude, he struggled to look up and greet me when i entered the proshop, and basically answered every question with a yes/no. My tee-time was 12.00 I arrived st about 11.00 and checked in. "You can't go out until your time because members go out first". I'm like fair enough I'll go and warm up, and wait until 12.00. The course was completely empty, I had the course to myself, other than a two ball 5 holes in front.

Overall a great experience on the course, but off the course one to be missed.

I was quite impressed with this course. The grounds were very well-maintained and the staff quite friendly. The views were spectacular! This is now one of my favorite courses in the area.

We played the course on the 7th of September, 15 players. The course was busy with other parties but the players all seemed to flow along quite nicely with no hold ups, it’s a challenging course with most greens well protected with bunkers ( could do with some more sand in some of them) but still a good challenge. The staff at the club house were friendly and very welcoming, the food was of a very high standard with the pork and apple sausage roll being a favourite with our guys. We had a good time.

One notable piece of feedback is the cost of a buggy, 40.00 is maybe a little to expensive for some, and many people may require them, demand is good, hence the cost.

It’s the first time many of us have played Pitlochrie, l would not hesitate playing it again.