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Blairgowrie Golf Club
BLAIRGOWRIE GOLF CLUB Heres a classic Scottish inland golf club
with a great pedigree. The private Blairgowrie Golf Club started with a
short 9-hole heathland course 1889 and has grown to offer two respected 18-hole courses
(the venerable Rosemount and the more modern Lansdowne championship courses) plus an
altered version of the nifty original nine (the Wee Course). LENGTH & PAR: GREENS FEES: VISITORS welcome every day, with some restrictions to the number of visitors on Wednesday,
Friday, Saturday and Sunday due to club competitions. RESERVATIONS: Advanced reservations are
recommended, and can be taken at any time for the Rosemount and Lansdowne
Courses. Deposits & Payments: Visitors making an advanced booking will receive a booking confirmation acknowledgement. A non-refundable deposit of £10 per player is payable to confirm reservations. Final balance is payable to the starter on the day of play, using cash, check, Master Card or Visa. No refunds will be given. Final numbers of your party should be confirmed no later than seven days in advance. On arrival at the Blairgowrie all visitors should report to the Starters Box or Reception area. DRESS CODE: smart casual dress should be worn at all times, shirts with collar and sleeves must be worn within the waistband of trousers and denim jeans are not permitted on the courses or within the clubhouse. Nearest Home at First
Lodgings are located in Central Scotland approximately 90 minutes west
and in the Kingdom of Fife (near St. Andrews)
about 60 minutes south. DIRECTIONS: from Home at First cottages in Central Scotland (except in Killin and Kingdom of Fife), take the A85 from Lochearnhead to Perth, then the A93 north to Blairgowrie. From Home at First cottages in Killin, take the A827 east through Aberfeldy to the A9 at Ballinluig, the A9 south to Dunkeld, and the A923 east to Blairgowrie. From Home at Firsts Kingdom of Fife cottages near St. Andrews, take the A914 to the A92 and across the Firth of Tay into Dundee, then the A90 west briefly toward Perth, and finally the A923 northwest to Blairgowrie. LET HOME AT FIRST BOOK YOUR TEE-TIME AT BLAIRGOWRIE as part of your Scotland travel plans. There is no service charge for making your booking.
Rosemount Course: built on a site Old Tom Morris called "The most beautiful inland green I have ever seen", and designed by Scottish course designer James Braid with influences from Dr. Alistair McKenzie, Rosemount has hosted numerous prestigious professional and amateur tournaments including Greg Normans first European Tour victory. Despite all of the famed seaside links courses in Scotland, Blairgowrie Rosemount was voted 11th best course to play in Scotland by the readers of Scotlands premier golf magazine.
THE REGION: Theres plenty of golf and lots more to do in Central Scotland. There are excellent golf courses nearby at Carnoustie, Taymouth Castle, Crieff, Gleneagles, Callander, and others. Within reach are such popular destinations as St. Andrews and other greater and lesser links courses on both coasts. Fishing, touring, exploring castles, strolling through charming villages, and shopping for Scottish woolens and other crafts are excellent in this region. Walkers will enjoy walking in great scenery along the lochs and glens, and climbing up numerous high mountains in the area. More information on travel to: CENTRAL SCOTLAND Want to learn about other courses throughout the
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