Murrayshall House & Golf Course

Home of two contrasting 18-hole courses (Murrayshall & Lynedoch) plotted within 350 plus acres of prestine Perthshire countryside. The gently undulating former is the longer and better of the layouts and you need to turn up with your A game to score well. Designed by Hamilton J Stutt, the grandson of the great James Braid’s chief foreman. Most fairways are tree-lined so pinpoint accuracy is the key to a good score.

Click here to find out where Murrayshall House ranks in Golf World's Top 100 Golf Courses Scotland

Measuring 6441 yards, the championship course lies on 350 acres of rolling parkland. The course was designed by Hamilton J. Stutt, the grandson of the great James Braid's chief foreman.

With tree lined fairways, accuracy is key to a good score on this par 73 course. Large white sand bunkers protect expansive but tricky greens. Natural stone bridges span water hazards which will test the accuracy of your iron play.

Home to the PGA under 25 Championship and the Scottish Team Championship, the Murrayshall Course has a high profile and a matching reputation.

• Course has: Bar
• Course has: Buggy Hire
• Course has: Driving Range
• Course has: Practice Green
• Course has: Pro Shop
• Course has: Restaurant
• Course has: Trolley Hire
• Course has: Dress Code
• Course has: Club Hire
• Course does not have: Handicap

• 5 out of 5 Torobull 23 May 2015

  By Torobull

  Wow well done to Murrayshall and the Greenstaff. The transformation since the last time I played some years ago is amazing, to get on the top 100 list is great it should be top10.

• 4 out of 5 well worth the money 07 July 2009

  By floyddog

     this course is well worth the cash, warning, use a trolley on the shorter course, i am sure a helicopter passed below me at 13th. course is in excellent nick

• 4 out of 5 Idyllic settings 15 October 2006

  By Anonymous

  I played Murrayshall in April & October of this year, and on both occasions, the course was in magnificent condition. The course is set in beautiful, mountainess surroundings with spectacular views across Perthshire available on many of the holes. From tee to green, the course is very well looked after and offers a great challenge to any level of golfer. You really need to think about every shot as danger lurks all around. From the 167 Yard Par 3, 4th Hole protected by water, to the 520 Yard Par 5, 17th Hole with ditches and trees, every shot is tricky. I would recommend the hire of a buggy, as the course is quite hilly. The 2 courses surround a 4 star hotel with excellent dining and hospitality at reasonable prices, as well as the fantastic views of the countryside. There are great deals on all year round and at £99 for 4, it really is worth a look.

• 4 out of 5 Some surprises 27 August 2006

  By Anonymous

  Both courses are very good you have to be straight off the tee and get a stroke saver as there are some surprises over the blind hills