Inverness Golf Club
Culcabock Road
Inverness
IV2 3XQ
Coursetype: This well presented course with its tree lined fairways provides an enjoyable and challenging test for any golfer. The Mill Burn poses a challenge at several holes.
Number Of Holes: 18
Yardage: From the white tees 6000 yards
Par: 69

Tee | Yards | Par | Slope Rating |
---|---|---|---|
![]() | 6094 | 70 | 125 |
![]() | 6000 | 69 | 124 |
![]() | 5700 | 67 | 120 |
![]() | 5482 | 72 | 131 |
Clubhouse Facilities
Bar/Restaurant: The spacious clubhouse with its upstairs Lounge providing wonderful panoramic views has two bars and a restaurant will organise group catering requirements
Drinks/Snacks: Bar snacks and sandwiches are available all day
Changing Facilities: The Ladies and Gents locker rooms provide changing facilities for the visitor
Shower Facilities: Showers available for visitors use
Golf Facilities
Pro-Shop: Fully stocked and equiped Pro Shop offering a selection of current clothing and the very latest leading brands in golf clubs and golf equipment
Golf Club Hire: Golf clubs available to hire
Buggy Hire: None Available
Trolley Hire: Pull and battery powered trolleys available to hire
Practice Area: There are two practice areas including a short game area
Putting Practice: Practice putting green available
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In their Words…….
Located in the heart of the Highland capital, Inverness Golf Course is a splendid parkland course with tree lined fairways and generous well manicured greens. Established in 1883 and designed by George Smith and J J Fraser, with alterations made by the renowned course designer and Open Champion James Braid, the course provides an enjoyable and challenging test for any golfer. The Mill Burn poses a challenge at several holes.
This well presented course has a relatively simple opening hole at just over 300 yards, followed by a par three that is tightly guarded with bunkers. The tee shot at the next hole, the first of two par fives on the outward half, is best with a touch of draw, and then follows the toughest of par fours (458 yards) with the entrance to the green very narrow.
At only 305 yards, the 6th hole requires caution from the tee as a long drive may reach the burn that guards the green. Two more par threes have to be played before the outward half is completed, but at 184 yards and 196 yards they are not easy, particularly the 7th. The out-of-bounds fence is just a few yards left of the raised putting surface.
The 11th hole dog-legs slightly to the right while the 12th tee shot is played from an elevated position down into a valley. The 14th “Midmills” is a hole of exceptional quality. Dog-legging to the right, cut off too much from the tee and the green is shut out from view by tall trees. The burn plays its part in the second shot, flowing along the length of the fairway on the right as it narrows towards the green. At 475 yards, the long par four 18th brings you home (five for ladies) and is a demanding finish, especially into a north east breeze.
Our welcoming 19th hole at Inverness Golf Club offers a comfortable venue to relax with superb views over the course and surrounding area. Opened in November 1997, the clubhouse was comprehensively extended in 2013 when it was fully refurbished with new decor and furnishings. An upstairs lounge and dining room offers wonderful views of the course and surrounding areas. There is also a junior room and back bar on the upper level. Sky Sports is available for those wanting to catch up with the latest big sporting event.
Inverness Golf Club