Aberfeldy Road (A827)
Killin, Stirling, United Kingdom
Killin Golf Club is situated on the shores of Loch Tay in the Perthshire Highlands, Scotland. A scenic parkland course opened in 1911, it comprises 9 holes with 14 alternative tees, allowing play of 18 different configurations. The course plays to par 33 from the full tees (approximately 2,500 yards), extending to 4,900+ yards when played as 18 holes. Small, well-guarded greens provide the primary test, demanding accurate approaches. The signature 5th hole measures just 100 yards but is surrounded by bunkers. The par-5 9th offers birdie opportunities at over 510 yards, though the closing hole features a dramatic downhill drive to the clubhouse.
The undulating terrain with blind shots and mature oak trees creates visual interest throughout. Described as one of Scotland's hidden gems, Killin offers outstanding views from every hole. The course presents a moderate challenge for all skill levels—not severe enough to deter beginners, yet sufficiently demanding for experienced players. Buggy and cart hire are available. The clubhouse operates March to October with full catering and bar facilities.
