Pitlochry Golf Club

Pitlochry Golf Club's course was built in 1908 as part of Scotland's turn-of-the-century golfing boom, when Colonel Charles Butter of Cluniemore worked with the Pitlochry Improvements Committee to transform local farmland into a course designed by Willie Fernie, with later revisions by Major Cecil Hutchison in the 1920s. Though under 5,700 yards, the course is renowned for its small, fast, sloping greens, and has been played by greats including Harry Vardon and Walter Hagen. It remains a highlight of any golfing tour of Highland Perthshire.