Dunkeld and Birnam Golf Club

Dunkeld and Birnam Golf Club, is situated in Highland Perthshire. The club was originally constituted in 1892, and the original course was designed by the legendary Old Tom Morris and situated in the village of Birnam. The current course is often regarded as one of the most picturesque golf courses in Highland  Perthshire. Officially opened in 1922 by Her Grace, The Duchess of Atholl, the course has a magnificent heathland setting on a hillside above the historic town of Dunkeld. The passing decades have seen many improvements made whilst retaining a unique local character. The Course affords not only a new and interesting challenge for the golfer but also ever changing views of the glorious surrounding countryside, unrivalled in Highland Perthshire. From the course looking southwest, the outlook is over Dunkeld Cathedral and along Strathbraan whilst to the east wide-ranging views encompass Loch of the Lowes where ospreys breed each spring. This unique course set in the southern edge of the Perthshire Highlands , offers you the experience of fallow deer crossing the fairway, an oystercatcher leaving its nest as you approach or perhaps the plaintive calls of a red kite or buzzard circling overhead. Extended to 18 holes in 2000 the new part of the Course is situated close to Loch of Lowes, Highland Perthshire's Nature Reserve, once home to Lady, the famous Osprey,  where the rolling fairways and water features in a more parkland setting add further variety to the original 9 hole layout. You are guaranteed a friendly welcome, warm hospitality and an enjoyable round of golf on a well prepared course with excellent greens.