Auchterarder Golf Club

An easy walking course of 5800 yards, it has a variety of challenging holes which are a test for golfers of all abilities. Our clubhouse offers a variety of refreshments and meals throughout the day. The facilities at the club have made it a very popular venue for casual visitors and visiting golf societies alike. We hope to see you at Auchterarder Golf Club soon where you are assured of a warm welcome. In the Auchterarder Guide of some 50 years ago it gives a population of 2,254 and also mentions that Auchterarder derives its name from the Gaelic 'Auchdar aird tir', signifying 'the summit of the rising ground'. Standing on a ridge in Strathearn, it is one of the highest towns in Scotland. It also mentions sporting facilities, the nine- hole course being recognised as one of the finest inland courses in Central Scotland, laid out in 1913 by Ben Sayers. A modest payment made the visitor a member. They were given a cordial welcome and invited to take part in the competitions.