Image of Panmure Golf Course in Angus | David J Whyte © Linksland
Image of Panmure Golf Course in Angus | David J Whyte © Linksland
Image of Panmure Golf Course in Angus | David J Whyte © Linksland
Panmure is one of the oldest clubs in the world, having been formed in 1845. These days, it's home to a stunning 18-hole course, one of the best links layouts in the east of Scotland.
Originally at Monifieth, it moved to Barry in 1899. It is a traditional links course, adjacent to the world renowned Carnoustie Championship Links, home of the 1999 Open Championship. Although not exceptionally long by today's standards, Panmure requires accurate driving and iron play. In addition, the greens are generally small with subtle borrows developed through over 100 years of play.
The tricky layout features some stunning holes, including the 13th, which plays from an elevated tee box towards a huge fairway, before you need to navigate your approach through mounds before the green.
The final hole, a long par-4, takes players back to in front of the clubhouse, and is tough test to finish what is a fantastic round of golf.
