Gleneagles Hotel, Queen's Course

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Hole	White Yards	Par	Yellow Yards	Stroke Index	Ladies Yards	Par	Stroke Index
1	409	4	387	5	377	5	7
2	146	3	130	17	117	3	17
3	421	4	411	1	411	5	3
4	355	4	351	10	346	4	11
5	177	3	163	15	146	3	15
6	437	4	407	6	403	5	9
7	491	5	476	8	469	5	1
8	337	4	310	12	302	4	13
9	419	4	415	2	414	5	5
	3192	35			2985	39
10	421	4	403	4	395	5	8
11	318	4	309	13	301	4	12
12	433	4	407	3	405	5	2
13	140	3	132	18	129	3	18
14	215	3	177	9	171	3	14
15	252	4	251	16	220	4	10
16	378	4	369	11	364	4	4
17	204	3	183	14	175	3	16
18	412	4	379	7	350	4	6
	2773	33			2510	35
	5965	68			5495	74

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Whilst the Queen's Course at Gleneagles is not as long as some of Scotland's other top championship courses - measuring just under 6,500 yards over its eighteen holes - it is still an immensely enjoyable place to play a round of golf, and has a delightful romantic element to it which is complemented by the magnificent Heartlands countryside in which it is set. A fabulous example of the work of legendary golf course architect James Braid, it is very famous for its inward nine which is one of the most satisfying closing halves of any golf course anywhere in Britain. Indeed, with water-hazards on almost every hole, the closing stretch is a mouth-watering prospect as you stand on the tenth tee.

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