Gleneagles PGA (Ryder Cup) Course (Non-Resident)
- Resort Course
- Perthshire, PH3
Course Facts
- Year Built: 1993
- Course Designer: Jack Nicklaus
- Club Type: Resort Course
Club Facilities
- Banquet Facilities: Yes
- Bar: Yes
- Clubhouse: Yes
- Dress Code: Collared Shirts Required, No Denim
- Driving Range: Yes
- Food: Yes
- Homes: No Homes along course
- On-Site Restaurant: Yes
- Pro Shop: Yes
- Shower: Yes
- Water: Water comes into play on a few holes
| Tees | Yardage | Rating | Slope |
|---|---|---|---|
| Back | 7262 | 77.00 | 145 |
| Middle | 6776 | 74.00 | 141 |
| Front | 6315 | 72.20 | 129 |
| Ladies | 5908 | 75.00 | 136 |
About Gleneagles PGA (Ryder Cup) Course (Non-Resident)
Designed and built by Jack Nicklaus, the PGA Centenary is the newest of the Gleneagles courses. In complete contrast to its elderly regal relatives, the PGA Centenary Course was made rather than placed, and the great rolling banks of rough and broad lush fairways are more redolent of the modern golf courses in the US than Scotland. As such, the PGA Course is unique and provides an opportunity for the visitor to refresh himself after the rigours and challenges posed by the King's and Queen's. Scots themselves love the PGA Course perhaps because it is more forgiving than most. The PGA course will be the venue for the Ryder Cup in 2014
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