The Gleneagles Resort

A blend of natural beauty and golfing pleasure, Gleneagles' three championship golf courses are among the best in the world. Inspired by two of the biggest names in golf, James Braid, five-time winner of "The Open", and Jack Nicklaus, the "Golden Bear" in person, the 3 courses will offer all golfers, whatever their level, a exciting challenge.

The King's Course

This is an achievement by the Scottish architect James Braid (1919). Generally regarded as the best of the three courses at the luxurious Gleneagles resort, it offers a wide variety of holes. It is ideally located with impressive natural landscapes animated by abundant wildlife. The King's is an outstanding classic example of highly technical and demanding inland courses.

The PGA Centenary Course

This golf course, built in 1993 by legendary Jack Nicklaus, is the newest of the three Gleneagles courses. Obviously, it boasts an American design integrated with traditional Scottish beauty. This magnificent course gets better every year and hosted the Ryder Cup in 2014. It has five starting positions on each hole, adapting to all levels of play.

The Queen's Course

Built two years before the King's, in 1917, by the same architect, the famous James Braid, this beautifully designed course provides golfers with a magical natural setting.
The Queen's is the easiest of the Gleneagles three, giving less experienced golfers the opportunity to feel right at home. But it is also an unmissable course, presenting many very demanding holes.