Garvally House Guest House  provides excellent golf accommodation in Scotland. Well placed for easy access  to some of the finest Golf Courses in Scotland including the Old Course at St Andrews, Gleneagles and a plethora of equally delightful but less well known courses throughout central and eastern Scotland.

Garvally House Guest House offers luxury 5 star accommodation.

•  One Hour and 15 Minutes by car from the Old Course at St Andrews

• 30 Minutes from Gleneagles

• Rated Five Stars by the Scottish Tourist Board

• Rated Excellent on TripAdvisor

• Free High Speed internet in all parts of the building

• Large Well Appointed Bedrooms

• Luxury En suite Bathrooms equipped with walk in High Pressure Showers

• Central heating throughout

• Tea and real coffee facilities in bedrooms

• Bedrooms equipped with flat screen TVs

• Secure parking for cars and motorcycles

• Movies streamed in Bedrooms

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Alloa Golf Club

First tee : Looking North towards the Ochil Hills

Golf course architect James Braid designed a 6,266-yard par 71 course on the 150 acres of rolling parkland beneaththe Ochil Hills that are Alloa Golf Club’s home. A test for even the most seasoned golfer.

Braehead Golf Club

Braehead Golf CourseWinter 2014 Stirling Castle and Wallace Monument in middle distance

Braehead Golf Club dating back to 1891, when the original inspection of the land was conducted .  The course is a par 70 measuring 6,053 yards. The club prides itself on its friendliness, claiming to be the course of choice  of ordinary working men and women.  Parkland layout offers a very attractive variety of challenging holes. Several par fours might appear on the card to be very straightforward, however, even the shortest of these can easily extract revenge on the over-confident golfer.

Dollar Golf Club

Yes that is the ruined fortress of Castle Campbell overlooking the course

Established in 1890, the club has moved to the present course in 1906 and was the first 18-hole course in Clackmannanshire.  Designed by Ben Sayers who decided that due to the nature of the landscape bunkers would not be required, which is still the case today.  The signature hole is  the 97-yard second, featuring a blind shot to an elevated green.  Failure to reach the green can be costly

Muckhart Golf Club

Situated at the foot of the Ochil Hills on the approach to Gleneagles, Muckhart offers challenging golf over 3 very different combinations of 18 holes in  some spectacular mountain scenery. The club was founded 100 years ago with the construction of the original nine holes. It was upgraded to 18 holes in 1971 and a further nine holes have now been added to allow golfers of all levels a unique and memorable experience and now boasts three nine hole courses in one named Cowden, Naemoor and Arndean.

Each hole requires a different approach to be tamed and demands  awareness and a deft touch with all the clubs in the bag.  The Naemoor Course is the latest of the three courses to be built at and offers nine different challenges with no two holes running in the same direction.

Stirling Golf Club

Yes that is Stirling Castle : Fortress Home of the Stewart Monarchs

Original architect Old Tom Morris, redesigned by the great Henry Cotton in 1966, 6488 yards par 74.

Stirling Golf Club dates back to 1869.   Tom Morris Jr. was hired as its first professional in 1873. The golf course features lush fairways, graded rough and mature trees.

Stirling Golf Club lies on a tilted slab of ancient volcanic lava in full view of the historic Stirling Castle. Once a favoured hunting ground of Scottish Monarchs, this ground has been known for centuries as ‘The Kings Park’.

The magnificent Stirling Castle seat of power of the ruthless Stewart monarchs dominates the whole scene.

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