Alyth Golf Club offers both an 18-hole (6,264 yd) heathland layout, plus a challenging 9 hole course (3078 yards, Par 35). Playing these courses demands constant attention, as a combination of tree lined fairways and diverse rolling terrain put the emphasis on precision golf rather than distance, although both are required.

Blairgowrie Golf Club is one of the UK's most highly regarded golf clubs, famous for its rich history and Championship golf courses. The Club features the renowned Rosemount and Lansdowne Championship courses plus a majestic 9-hole course, all set in heather lined avenues of pine and silver birch. Price from £90.

Strathmore Golf Centre has something for everyone - both the 18-hole Rannaleroch Course and the 9-hole Leitfie Links, plus a 10-bay covered golf range, golf academy and a friendly clubhouse. The par 72, Rannaleroch course has generous fairways, rolling greens and is a challenge to good golfers while forgiving for the "not so good".

Kirriemuir Golf Club is a James Braid course nestling at the foot of the Angus Glens - a true hidden gem. The course offers a challenge for all levels, with lush fairways and fast undulating greens beautifully presented in a mature parkland setting with spectacular views of the Angus Glens.

Forfar Golf Club was the first course anywhere in the world built to be 18 holes from the day it opened for business. Designed by Tom Morris in 1871, Forfar is now a modern, inclusive and friendly golf club. The layout provides an excellent variety of holes in a beautiful setting. Price from £70.

This course makes use of the undulating features of the stunning local landscape.  From the highest point on the fourth green looking down 800 feet to the newest part running along the edge of the Loch of the Lowes, this manicured golf course has been created in keeping with nature all around. 

One of the top parkland courses in Scotland, the course is set is a great test of golf set in majestic woodland surroundings.  Combining wonderful scenery with the natural wildlife of squirrels, water fowl, buzzards and deer, Downfield offers a truly challenging and enjoyable experience to all golfers regardless of their abilities.

Designed by top golfer architect Bob Simpson, the 18-hole par 71 course at The Edzell Golf Club was originally laid out in 1895 and amended some thirty-nine years later in line with recommendations from the legendary James Braid. With a virtually unchanged layout it is now complemented by a 9-hole West Water Course which was brought into play in 2001.

Set in the most beautiful of locations, boasting some breath-taking views, all sculpted from the gentle slopes around a 40-acre fishing loch. A wonderful and unique test of Scottish parkland golf with a par of 71, and can play anything from a challenging 6305 yards off the back tees to a more sympathetic length off their other tees.