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Kinross Golf Courses

Championship parkland golf in Scotland's scenic heartlands, just 30 minutes from Edinburgh.

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Two championship parkland golf courses set in the scenic Scottish Heartlands near Loch Leven. The Bruce and The Montgomery offer challenging 18-hole layouts with tree-lined fairways, undulating greens, and stunning views across the water to the West Lomond Hills. Located at The Green Hotel Golf & Leisure Resort, just 30 minutes from Edinburgh and within striking distance of St Andrews and Gleneagles, these courses are celebrated for affordability, flexibility, and first-rate facilities.

A brief summary to Kinross Golf Courses

  • 2 Muirs, Kinross, KY13 8AS, GB
  • +441577863407
  • Visit website
  • Duration: 3 to 8 hours
  • Mid ranged
  • Environment icon Outdoor
  • Mobile reception: 4 out of 5
  • Monday 12 am-12 am
  • Tuesday 12 am-12 am
  • Wednesday 12 am-12 am
  • Thursday 12 am-12 am
  • Friday 12 am-12 am
  • Saturday 12 am-12 am
  • Sunday 12 am-12 am

Local tips

  • Book accommodation at The Green Hotel to receive discounted green fees on both courses—a significant saving for multi-day golf trips.
  • Take the Montgomery Challenge: break 80 and play your next round free. The course's design team is confident in their layout.
  • Visit during mild weather to fully appreciate the tree-lined fairways and views across Loch Leven to the West Lomond Hills.
  • Combine your golf trip with activities on the Loch Leven Heritage Trail or visit Loch Leven Castle for a complete Perthshire experience.
  • Arrive early to enjoy the clubhouse views and allow time to explore the 5,000 acres of surrounding countryside.
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Getting There

  • Car from Edinburgh

    Drive south from Edinburgh via the M90 motorway towards Perth. The journey takes approximately 30 minutes. Exit at Junction 6 and follow local signs to Kinross town centre. The Green Hotel Golf & Leisure Resort is located at 2 The Muirs, Kinross, with ample free onsite parking including electric vehicle charging points. The route is straightforward with motorway access all the way to Kinross.

  • Car from Glasgow

    Travel east from Glasgow via the M8 and M9 motorways towards Edinburgh, then join the M90 southbound towards Perth. Exit at Junction 6 for Kinross. The total journey takes approximately one hour. Free parking is available at the resort.

  • Train and Taxi

    Take a train to Perth Railway Station, approximately 20 minutes from Kinross. From Perth, arrange a taxi for the 20-minute drive to The Green Hotel Golf & Leisure Resort at 2 The Muirs, Kinross. Taxi fares typically range from £25–35 GBP depending on the service.

  • Coach from Edinburgh or Perth

    Coach services operate between Edinburgh and Perth with stops in Kinross. Journey time from Edinburgh is approximately 45 minutes. The resort can accommodate coach parking. Contact the hotel directly on 01577 863407 to arrange group coach arrivals and parking.

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A Legacy of Scottish Parkland Golf

Kinross Golf Courses has been welcoming golfers since 1884, establishing itself as one of Scotland's most respected golfing destinations. The club operates two exceptional 18-hole championship parkland courses—The Bruce and The Montgomery—both set within the tranquil grounds of The Green Hotel Golf & Leisure Resort. Nestled in 5,000 acres of stunning Perthshire countryside, these courses represent excellent examples of Scottish parkland golf, combining challenging layouts with breathtaking natural scenery. The courses are situated on the banks of Loch Leven, surrounded by mature woodland and offering panoramic views across the water to the West Lomond Hills. This picturesque setting, combined with the courses' reputation for affordability and accessibility, has made Kinross a firm favourite among golfers of all skill levels, from casual players to serious competitors.

The Bruce and The Montgomery: Two Distinct Challenges

The Bruce course provides a traditional parkland experience with wide tree-lined fairways composed of cherries, oaks, beech, ash, pine, larch, and spruce. The Montgomery, originally known as the Blue Course and relaunched in 2006, measures 6,508 yards at par 71 and features undulating greens, strategic water hazards, and streams spread throughout the layout. The Montgomery underwent significant design enhancements in 2006, with the addition of 19 new bunkers, four new white tees, and a pond that elevated the course's difficulty and visual appeal. Both courses feature tree-lined fairways on every hole, creating an intimate yet challenging golfing environment. The Montgomery's design team was so confident in their improvements that they introduced the "Montgomery Challenge"—any golfer breaking 80 receives a complimentary round. The greens on both courses are meticulously maintained and consistently praised for their exceptional quality and condition.

Accessibility and Convenience for Visiting Golfers

Located in the easily accessible town of Kinross, the courses are positioned perfectly for golfers travelling from across the United Kingdom and beyond. The site sits just 30 minutes from Edinburgh, approximately one hour from Glasgow, and is within easy reach of other renowned Scottish courses including St Andrews and Gleneagles. Direct motorway access via the M90 makes reaching the courses straightforward for visitors arriving from major Scottish cities. Visiting golfers, golfing societies, and clubs are warmly welcomed, with tee times available for both weekday and weekend play. The club has earned a well-deserved reputation for flexibility in booking arrangements and competitive green fees, making it an attractive option for golf breaks and group outings. Special discounted rates are available for residents of The Green Hotel and the Windlestrae Hotel.

The Green Hotel: Historic Charm Meets Modern Amenities

The courses are hosted within The Green Hotel Golf & Leisure Resort, an 18th-century coaching inn that has been transformed into a modern hospitality destination. The hotel features 46 guest bedrooms, two restaurants (Jock's Bar and the contemporary 1567, named after the year Mary, Queen of Scots was imprisoned in nearby Loch Leven Castle), and multiple bars. The recently refurbished 19th Hole hospitality area provides excellent clubhouse facilities with fantastic views of the courses and the beautiful hills beyond. The resort offers comprehensive leisure facilities including an indoor pool, Jacuzzi, sauna, spa, beauty centre, gym, and outdoor tennis courts. Meeting rooms accommodating up to 80 guests, private dining options, and the intimate Backstage At The Green live music venue make the resort suitable for corporate events, celebrations, and group gatherings.

Surrounding Attractions and Activities

Beyond golf, the Kinross area offers a wealth of outdoor activities and cultural attractions. The Loch Leven Heritage Trail and Loch Leven nature reserve provide excellent opportunities for walking, cycling, and wildlife observation. Loch Leven Castle, situated on an island in the loch, is accessible by boat and holds significant historical importance. The nearby RSPB Loch Leven reserve is a haven for birdwatchers. Additional activities in the region include fishing, boating, canoeing, gliding, falconry, clay pigeon shooting, horse riding, and motorsports at Knockhill, Scotland's national motorsport centre. The Loch Leven Brewery sits just across the road from the hotel, offering local craft beverages and hospitality.

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