The Championship Course

The Alyth Course

Eighteen holes of classic heathland golf — 6,264 yards, Par 70 — laid out through pines, silver birch and heather. Precision, not power.

18
Holes
70
Par
6,264
Yards
1894
Established

The layout

A course that rewards the thinking golfer.

A classic heathland eighteen laid out through pines, silver birch and heather. Old Tom Morris drew the original nine in 1894; James Braid completed the course in 1934. It rewards precision over power — position off the tee is everything.

Five holes carry out-of-bounds down the right, and the greens — kept true all year — ask for a deft touch. It is a course you can play a hundred times and never quite tame.

Designed by Old Tom Morris (1894) · James Braid (1934)

Bunkered green on the Alyth course

Signature holes

Three that stay with you.

9

The Balloch

Par 4 · 456 yards

Arguably the hardest par four here.

16

Windy Ridge

Par 5 · 545 yards

Longest on the course.

18

The Clubhouse — Kevin McAlpine

Par 4 · 356 yards

Named for the 2006/07 Scottish champion.

The card

Full scorecard

Yardages shown from the medal tees. Every hole carries a name earned over a century and more of play.

HoleNameParYards
1Over the Brae4398
2Ship Ahoy4417
3The Teuchats' Tryst3169
4Horse Shoe4368
5The Brig4358
6The Kirrie Road4392
7BirnieShortest hole on the course3130
8Heathery Muir4255
9The BallochArguably the hardest par four here4456
Out342943
HoleNameParYards
10Kinpurnie4436
11Loyal5504
12Pitcrocknie4308
13Tyke's Shank4326
14The Birks3198
15The Steeple4446
16Windy RidgeLongest on the course5545
17The Cairn3202
18The Clubhouse — Kevin McAlpineNamed for the 2006/07 Scottish champion4356
In363321