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Boundary. The turf is excellent, and although now somewhat raw in appearance through the recent formation of these links, it is rapidly improving and becoming more playable with each passing day. In point of size the new course is about the same as that at St Andrews, and with nine holes will be greatly appreciated by the residents of the charming village 1st January until the 31st December, and renewal fees are payable by 31st March. We offer a range of different membership categories, including a Country membership for those residing in excess of 50 miles from the golf club and not having a second home or caravan within that area.
St Fillans Golf Club takes great pride in being voted Scotland's best 9-hole course from 2019 to 2022. The club was also shortlisted for the 2023 award, a testament to its exceptional quality. Renowned golfer Sandy Lyle himself counts St Fillans among his favourite courses in Scotland, further highlighting its appeal and recognition within the golfing community.
Membership applications are warmly welcomed at St Fillans Golf Club. The club's membership year runs from 1st January to 31st December, with renewal fees due by 31st March. Various membership categories are available, catering to different needs and preferences. The Country membership, for instance, is designed for individuals living more than 50 miles away from the golf club, without a second home or caravan within the area.
The club offers a range of facilities and amenities to ensure an enjoyable golfing experience. With a beautiful setting amidst Highland Perthshire's stunning landscape of lochs and mountains, St Fillans Golf Club provides a picturesque backdrop for a round of golf. The course itself was designed by Willie Auchterlonie, a professional and Open Champion from St. Andrews.
The Countess of Ancaster had the honour of playing the inaugural shot on 8th August 1903.
The St Fillans course spans nine holes and has been expanded over the years to a length of over 6,000 yards, providing a challenge for expert golfers while remaining accessible to weekend enthusiasts. Sandy Lyle holds the course record with a score of 66. The flat terrain along the south side of the River Earn on the Drummond estate offers a pleasant and playable golfing experience.
The St Fillans Golf Club has a rich history, with the course's opening being covered in the "Strathearn Herald” on Saturday 15th August 1903. The Earl of Ancaster, along with his son Lord Willoughby de Eresby, played a pivotal role in establishing the course, with Lord Willoughby de Eresby generously financing its layout. The renowned St Andrews professional, W. Auchterlonie, was entrusted with designing the course.
Whether you're a local resident or visiting the picturesque village of St Fillans, a round of golf at St Fillans Golf Club promises a memorable experience on a well-regarded course. Enjoy the beauty of Highland Perthshire while testing your golfing skills on Scotland's best 9-hole course.