From the friendly welcome to the drive home, everything you could possibly ask for in a day's golf,  Scotland golf tour or vacation, can be found here at the Gleneagles Hotel and golf resort: magnificent courses, luxury locker rooms, exclusive brands and a relaxed clubhouse serving great food and drink.

Whether a leading pro or enthusiastic beginner, the Gleneagles golf courses are a test for any golfer, making your golf vacation in Scotland the vacation of a lifetime. 

The PGA Centenary Course, created by Jack Nicklaus, has five different tees at each hole, building up to the ultimate 7,088 yard championship test. 

The famous 6,741 yard King's and the challenging 5,965 yard Queen's were both designed by James Braid. As the first man to win five Open Championships, he knew a thing or two about the perfect course.
 
Whatever course you want to play, you can choose to hire leading brand clubs and footwear from us - the best equipment might just inspire you to play your best ever round. And if that is not enough to make your golf tour complete, visit the golf shop for a club to give you that extra couple of yards or a ball that'll fly long and true. 
 
If you're unsure of the swirling wind, the menacing bunkers or the undulating greens, why not take along one of our caddies? They're like having an extra club in your bag!

Gleneagles is pleased to partner with PerryGolf who can arrange golf vacations and specialist tours when travelling to Scotland from the US. Visit www.perrygolf.com.

Chauffeur driven or self drive cars can be arranged by the hotel. For full details and an online booking form for our chauffeur service please click here.

From the South: The M9 becomes the A9 (dual carriageway) and you should continue on it for about 11 miles. Turn off at the junction with the A823 signed 'Crieff and Gleneagles'.

Turn left onto the A823 following the sign for the Gleneaglesﾮ Hotel and golf courses' and the entrance to the hotel is on the left, about a mile further on.

Should you miss this exit from the A9, take the next one signed 'Auchterarder' and then turn left onto the A824 following the signs to 'Gleneagles and Crieff'. Turn left at the crossroads onto the A823. The hotel entrance is on the right, about half a mile further on.

From the North: Leave the A9 at the exit for the A823 after the one signed 'Gleneagles Station'. Turn right onto the A823 following the sign for the Gleneagles Hotel and golf courses' and the entrance to the hotel is on the left, about a mile further on.

From Further South and London: the quickest route is usually via the M1 - M6 motorways. After Carlisle, follow signs for Glasgow, taking the A74 - M74. Leave the M74 at junction 4 and take the M73 signed to Stirling. This will lead you onto the A80, then the M80.

Take the M80 North and join the M9 signed to Perth. When the M9 becomes the A9, follow the local directions as detailed above. Do not be tempted to take the direction signed to Gleneagles as this goes to a private estate and is in the opposite direction to the hotel.