North Inch Golf Course

The North Inch Golf Course is one of the world’s oldest courses – with golf having been played on the Inch for more than 500 years! Situated next to the city centre, the 18-hole course is a must-play for any keen golfer due to its rich history.

Part of the course runs along the banks of the River Tay, offering a scenic and enjoyable round for experienced and novice golfers!

It is also the home of the Royal Perth Golfing Society – the oldest ‘Royal’ club, having been granted the title in 1833, one year before the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews.

The course is challenging but is designed with the golfer in mind, meaning that the intention is for everyone to have a chance of shooting a good score. 

There is also a Par 3 course which is exclusively for junior golf sessions. The holes vary in length from 90 yards to 160 yards.

For those starting out in the world of golf, a ‘Soft Ball’ golf course, which will share the footgolf course is coming soon. Softball golf is fun for all ages and abilities and is played by hitting tennis type ball around the 9-hole course layout.  It is much easier to play than real golf, so a great introduction to the sport.