Overview
Experience Gleneagles Resort, one of Scotland’s iconic golfing venues and host to the 2014 Ryder Cup. This world class golf resort offers guests an unrivalled choice of sports and leisure facilities, in addition to the three spectacular golf courses on-site. Treat yourself to one of our luxury Gleneagles Golf Breaks.
Courses
PGA Centenary Course
With five tee positions available on the PGA Centenary Golf Course, the track varies from 5,065 to 7,081 yards in length, making it one of the longest golf courses in inland Scotland from the back tees. Nicklaus designed this course using the best of his earlier experiences in course architecture to create a real gem. The PGA Centenary also hosts the Johnnie Walker Classic each year, and even more recently hosted the 2014 Ryder Cup, a testament to Nicklaus’ outstanding design and imagination.
Kings Course
Host of eight Scottish Opens in the past, the Kings Golf Course exudes quality through its well-maintained fairways and tightly clipped greens making for perfect playing conditions. However, the golf course is a serious test of a players’ ability, with subtle changes in green and tee elevation making club selection difficult but vitally important. You’ll also do well to avoid the very present threat of bunkers throughout the golf course which make for challenging approach shots - the perfect addition to a golf break.
Accommodation
The superb Gleneagles Hotel is set in 850 acres of land at the foot of the Scottish Highlands, also known as ‘the palace in the glens’. This world class golf resort offers guests an unrivalled choice of sports and leisure facilities, in addition to the superfluous golf on-site. Gleneagles has 232 luxurious guest bedrooms and suites, each offering the perfect retreat in a tranquil setting. The historic venue retains its traditional ambience, and a ratio of more than one staff member to every guest ensures an unprecedented level of service.
From the two Michelin star chef, Andrew Fairlie, to the Mediterranean themed Deseo Restaurant, Gleneagles Scotland offers a wealth of food and beverage facilities. A selection of restaurants and bars ensure that guests will always be spoilt for choice, with the quality and service of food always kept to the highest standards. Deseo is the hotel’s on-site Mediterranean restaurant, and a great place to try out a various range of foods – from pizza, pasta and tapas to fresh seafood and great steaks.
The Dormy Clubhouse Bar & Grill is the perfect setting to look out onto the stunning golf course. Located next to the Kings and Queens 18th holes, the picturesque panoramic views set the tone to soak in the atmosphere, enjoy some famous malt whisky and enjoy some modern bar food classics. Auchterarder 70, located within The Dormy Clubhouse, is an atmospheric 1920s-style oak-panelled bar – named after the hotel’s original telephone number – and is a newcomer to the Gleneagles stable, serving craft beer and bar snacks.
With two Rosettes to its name, The Strathearn offers stylish service and magnificent views, plus the chance to sample the highest quality local produce, from mountain lamb to game off the moor. The dedicated team of award winning chefs lovingly prepares each dish. Indoors at 'The Club', Gleneagles Resort offers state of the art fitness equipment, swimming pools, spa, Turkish baths and a sauna as well as health and beauty treatments. The Spa maintains the highest of quality standards, to ensure that guests receive the best possible spa experience. The Spa at Gleneagles by ESPA provides a holistic range of therapies, including ayurvedic massage, Orient-inspired reflexology, natural facials and hydrotherapies to cleanse the body and mind.
