PGA Centenary Course

The PGA Centenary Course is the main course at Gleneagles and one of Scotland’s most recognised championship venues. Designed by Jack Nicklaus, it presents a modern and carefully crafted layout set in impressive surroundings.

The course is known for its length, wide fairways, strategically placed bunkers and large greens that demand distance, precision and tactical awareness. Multiple tee options make the PGA Centenary suitable for a wide range of golfers, while maintaining a clear championship character.

The PGA Centenary Course hosted the Ryder Cup in 2014 and the Solheim Cup in 2019, along with several major international tournaments. It is regarded as the flagship course at Gleneagles and offers a distinct contrast to the traditional links courses along Scotland’s east coast.