Itinerary based on staying at accommodation in the Crieff area
Day 1
0930 - 9 holes at St Fillans Golf Course. Originally designed by Willie Auchterlonie in 1903, St Fillans GC lies at the eastern end of Loch Earn and is set amongst stunning scenery surrounded by hills and mountains.
1230 - Tour and Lunch of the Famous Grouse Experience, by Crieff. An award wining interactive show at Glenturret Distillery, Scotland's oldest working distillery.
1430 - 18 holes on Crieff's Ferntower Course. Recently voted 29th best golfing facility in the top 100 golf clubs in Britain and Ireland by Golf World, the views from the 13th green across the Strathearn valley are stunning.
Day 2
0900 - 9 holes at Killin Golf Club where the 500 yard par 5 9th hole is regarded as one of the most scenic in Scotland.
1130 - Visit to the Scottish Crannog Centre at Kenmore on Loch Tay. Walk over water and meet Scotland's prehistoric loch dwellers. Guided tours, exhibits and ancient crafts bring the past to life.
1330 - Lunch at The Kenmore Hotel in the conservation village of Kenmore.
1430 - 18 holes at Taymouth Castle Golf Course where grandeur and beauty can be experienced at every hole.
Day 3
0800 - 18 holes at the Murrayshall Lynedoch Course. Carved from the natural landscape the Lynedoch course is surrounded by wild flower meadows and magnificent Scots pine woodland, with fairways which run toward large greens protected by bracken filled gullies and devilishly positioned water hazzards.
1300 - Lunch at the Blairgowrie Golf Club, Blairgowrie
1400 - 18 holes on one of the Blairgowrie Golf Courses - Choose from the Rosemount Course which ranks among the very best of all the great inland courses in the British Isles, the Peter Alliss and Dave Thomas designed Lansdowne Course where Greg Norman won is first European Tour victory or twice round the classic 9 hole Wee Course.
