Inverness Golf Club

Overview

The Mill burn which meanders through the course poses a challenge at several holes.
This well manicured 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 (463 yards) with the entrance to the green very narrow.

At only 313 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 197 yards and 208 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, running the length of the fairway on the right as it narrows towards the green.

At 461 yards, the long par four 18th brings you home (five for ladies) and is a demanding finish, especially into a north east breeze.

An impressive Clubhouse completes the provision of a first class venue for relaxing after your day's golf.

18 holes, 6256 yards, S.S.S. 70
Location: one mile south of city centre

Visitors Welcome

Green Fees 2009:
Weekday Round £38; Day £52: Weekend Round £38; Day £52

Group discounts available