Architect
James Braid / Henry Cotton
Established
1869
Par / Length
72 / 6440y
Access
N/A
Green Fee
$$$
Overview: Stirling Golf Club is a stately and scenic parkland course situated in the historic Kings Park, directly below the ramparts of Stirling Castle. Founded in 1869 and featuring early design elements from Old Tom Morris, the course offers a majestic setting that is steeped in Scottish history. The layout is characterized by its wide, lush fairways and large, receptive greens, with the iconic silhouettes of Stirling Castle and the Wallace Monument visible from almost every hole. It is a technical parkland test that rewards accurate driving and thoughtful iron play in one of the most iconic landscapes in the country.
Did You Know? The Kings Park has been used for recreation by Scottish monarchs for centuries, and golf has likely been played on this very land since the time of James IV. The course serves as a focal point for the city of Stirling, blending championship-quality golf with a deep sense of national heritage.
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