A Scottish country estate and retreat like no other, Gleneagles is a home-from-home golfing paradise in five-star luxury surroundings…
Golf at Gleneagles (opens in new tab) remains one of the finest experiences in the UK, steeped in sporting history and scene to some of the greatest Ryder and Solheim Cup moments ever.
At the heart of this incredible 850-acre estate sits a trio of celebrated 18-hole championship golf courses, The King’s (opens in new tab) and The Queen’s (opens in new tab), classically-styled James Braid layouts, and the more contemporary PGA Centenary Course, created by 18-time Major winner, Jack Nicklaus.
In these three courses there are special experiences awaiting everyone, whether you are a novice or a golf aficionado, and all perfectly grandstanded with truly exquisite vistas of the Perthshire countryside.
The King’s has enthralled visiting golfers from around the world for more than 100 years, with a wealth of iconic holes mapped over a landscape of heath and heather to give an altogether ‘inland links’ feel.
Marry this mighty challenge to its kinder, but no less testing, sister course, The Queen’s, one of the UK’s best par-68 layouts, and you have two of Braid’s greatest masterpieces that continue to inspire young and old.
Completing the trio, the PGA Centenary Course was created on ‘the finest parcel of land in the world I’ve been given to work with’ according to Nicklaus, and it has gone on to deliver modern-day, heart-stopping tournament drama like no other.
The 15th hole saw Welshman, Jamie Donaldson, hit the shot that won Europe The Ryder Cup in 2014, and the 18th was the setting for wild card pick, Suzann Pettersen, to hole the winning Solheim Cup putt for Europe in 2019 (opens in new tab).
Whether you are playing with family or friends, or attempting to win one of the biggest prizes in world team golf, Gleneagles promises golf drama like no other.
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