Aberfeldy Golf Course

The original golf course was created on the site of two of the town's grazing areas. It was opened on July 5th, 1895, by Lady Currie of Garth and redesigned in the 1920'2 by James Braid. The golf course is now extended on the north bank of the river, to the scene of the first muster of the Black Watch. Access to the north bank is by the world's first fibreglass bridge, erected in 1992. The course, which is just a few minutes walk from the town centre, has eighteen holes and splendid views of the River Tay and surrounding hills. Angling is also renowned around Aberfeldy. And wonderful walks are plentiful.