Golfing at Murrayshall

Murrayshall offers the choice of two diverse golf courses set in awe-inspiring scenery. 

Within 350 acres of undulating parkland, the renowned Murrayshall championship course and the par 69 Lynedoch Course offer contrasting challenges.

The Murrayshall Course

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. 

The Lynedoch Course

This par 69 course, like the Murrayshall Course, was designed by Hamilton J. Stutt. At 5400 yards, the Lynedoch still provides an exciting round of golf.

Running through Scots Pine woodland and wildflower meadows the undulating fairways lead up to large testing greens. Water hazards and Bracken provide ample protection and will catch any errant golf balls.