NORTH INCH GOLF COURSE

The first three holes are doglegged par 4s getting progressivly harder with the third a most difficult par 4 for the high handicap player. The following 2 holes are a relativly easy par 3 then par 4 which should be within the range of most players. The outward nine is completed with a difficult par 3, Ok if you hit the green but danger especially on the right (Out of Bounds). This is followed by a blind par 4. A short tee shot to the top of the hill or a really long tee shot to the bottom far left is needed, anything else will lose at least one stroke. The final 2 holes should be taken in regulation with a simple dog leg par 4 followed by a short par 3. Starts with a a straight par 3 followed by a devilish dogleg par 4. Most attempts to play around or over the large tree at the corner of the dog leg end in disaster. This hole is followed by a straight par 4 and then the first of the par 5s. This is a straight hole the only difficulty is avoiding the ditch 70 yards from the flag. The 14th and 15th holes are a long par 3 and a straight par 4 respectively. The 15th should be easy but many a golfer is drawn to the Tay that runs along the left of the hole. The next hole is the shortest on the course (79 yds). Again an easy par 3 if you hit the green but there are bunkers and the river to capture the wayward tee shot. Then follows the 17th a straight par 4. The final hole, a par 5 finishes against a classical Georgian-Perth backdrop, to complete an enjoyable game.