Meldrum House Golf Course is one of only a few luxury private golf clubs in Scotland measuring more than 7,000 yards – the benchmark by which many golfers measure their ability. But it’s not only for experts. A selection of tee positions makes it accessible to any player, and a great venue for a golfing holiday in Scotland.

Uncompromising perfection is the guiding principle behind Meldrum House Golf Club.

When you experience the comforting welcome of the Clubhouse, the manicured detailing of the beautifully sculpted course and the astonishing quality of the practice facilities and teaching centre – you’ll understand what we mean.


A Stunning Golf Course
Take a look – you’ll see why we think this is one of Scotland’s most beautiful golf courses! The setting, the course planning, the attention to detail – everything is designed to exceed your expectations.

If you are a guest at our baronial Manor House Hotel, you can stroll from the breakfast table to the first tee – something you can’t say of many other courses.


World-Class Practice Facilities
Our world-class practice facility and teaching centre offers you everything you need to hone your game. We really do mean ‘everything’! We have one of the finest golf schools in Scotland, offering golf tuition and complete teaching programmes by a team of highly qualified professionals.

The school, established in 2000, has earned a reputation as one of the most important teaching centres in Scotland, with a particular emphasis on junior development.


The Course
The hand-cut greens, cross-cut fairways and hand weeding give the course its immaculate finish. The mature woodland backdrop, meticulous landscaping and abundant wildlife make it a golf experience like no other. Combined, they present an enjoyable and challenging course for any golfer.


Golf Holiday Accommodation
Scotland abounds with fine golf resort hotels and Meldrum House numbers among the best. Our golf tuition breaks offer you the very best in luxury Scottish hotel living and world-class golf facilities.​