Dunning is a golf course steeped in history and Lord Rollo, who is still an Honorary President to this day, opened the new clubhouse in 1954. Since then, the course has developed and matured into one of the finest and most challenging rounds of nine-hole golf in Scotland.

Its well-kept narrow fairways combined with towering, lush trees, water and well-placed bunkers make it one of the most testing rounds of golf and will keep you entertained.

The Dunning burn meanders its way through the course with four unique bridges names after the club stalwarts adding attractive features to the course. The condition of the course is of the highest standard and praise should be made of the grounds staff that keep it in this magnificent condition throughout the year. Views of the Ochil hills take your breath away while the Rossie Law Iron Age Fort and surrounding landscape towards Gleneagles and the north provide a welcome distraction throughout your round.

Definitely a nine-hole course worth visiting for great scenery and even better golf.