The Queen's Course

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3 December 2024

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White markers: 5,965

Threading its way through the high ridges to the north and west of the estate, The Queen’s Course hides its challenges behind some truly stunning scenery. It has attracted Ballesteros, Norman and Watson (to say nothing of Connery, Crosby and Lancaster) and is a course that’s easy to fall in love with.

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A rainbow over the loch on the 14th hole of the queen's at Gleneagles

A view from the 17th tee on the Queen's course at Gleneagles

Virtual Course Guide

At little over 3,000 yards long, the front nine of the Queen’s Course seems an easy introduction to your round. Don’t be fooled. Let’s discover a little more shall we?

Tryst meaning meeting or rendezvous is usually used in a romantic sense.

1. Trystin' Tree

To reach the eye of this needle you must thread your way carefully.

2. Needle E'e

The name means gushing or running water in a ploughman’s rig or furrow.

3. Gushet Rig

The hill of the warlock or male witch.

4. Warlock Knowe

Glower O’er ’em or frown upon them is a fair description of how a player might regard the bunkers in this hole.

5. Glower O'er 'em

Sight of the Hills. The holes around this point on the course give fine views to the west.

6. Drum Sichty

This hole is in fact the farthest from the start on the Queen’s Course.

7. Westlin' Wyne

The old fold or sheep pen. One can imagine a sheep pen nestling in the sheltered hollow where the green lies.

8. Auld Faul

A Stey Brae is a steep hill and in a well-known Scots proverb it requires a stout heart to overcome it.

9. Stey Brae

A stoup is a jug or flagon containing one Scots pint.

10. Pint Stoup

The top of the moor.

11. Muir Tap

The tinker’s drink.

12. Tinker's Gill

A water kelpie is a water sprite. Try not to be trapped by the spell of Loch-an Eerie!

13. Water Kelpie

Witches’ bowster or pillow, perhaps a reference to the pillow-like ridge formed on the two-tier green.

14. Witches' Bowster

The lady’s own.

15. Leddy's Ain

Before the course was built this particular area is said to have been a favourite with the local courting couples.

16. Lovers' Gait

This name has several meanings. It may mean honeymoon, half moon, honey or sweetness.

17. Hinny Mune

Queen’s home and a fine end to the round.

18. Queen's Hame

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Please see our green fees below and to view our special offers. Prices valid for The King’s, The Queen’s & The PGA Centenary courses.

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Per Round	£100
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Per Round	£90
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Junior	£55
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Junior	£55
Per Round	£135
Per Day	£200
Wee Course	£45
Junior	£65
Per Round	£200
Per Day	£295
Wee Course	£55
Junior	£75
Per Round	£255
Per Day	£380
Wee Course	£60
Junior	£95
Per Round	£300
Per Day	£500
Wee Course	£60
Junior	£105
Per Round	£200
Per Day	£295
Wee Course	£55
Junior	£75

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Per Round	£125
Per Day	N/A
Wee Course	£25
Junior	£50
Per Round	£95
Per Day	N/A
Wee Course	£25
Junior	£50
Per Round	£105
Per Day	N/A
Wee Course	£35
Junior	£55
Per Round	£125
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Wee Course	£35
Junior	£55
Per Round	£170
Per Day	£240
Wee Course	£45
Junior	£65
Per Round	£225
Per Day	£340
Wee Course	£55
Junior	£75
Per Round	£280
Per Day	£420
Wee Course	£60
Junior	£95
Per Round	£340
Per Day	£565
Wee Course	£60
Junior	£105
Per Round	£225
Per Day	£340
Wee Course	£55
Junior	£75

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Welcome to an unparalleled golfing experience. With three championship courses, an elite practice facility, a nine-hole par-3 course, two half-way houses and a lively clubhouse to call our 19th hole, this is no ordinary golf club.

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We’ve got everything you need, from free practice facilities, locker rooms and course starters to halfway houses and the 19th hole.

Fully equipped for your game

We offer an extensive choice of top of the range equipment to hire or buy. From clubs, buggies and electric trollies right down to your socks and shoes, we’ve got you covered.

Come on over to our place

Practice makes perfect so they say. And you can certainly find perfection in our clubhouse, from luxurious locker rooms, bag store and even a sauna to warm up the coldest day on the course.

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