Few locations in the united kingdom can boast three courses, let alone three top 100 courses, but gleneagles is one of them. C.k. anderson and james braid The king's and queen's courses were designed by hutchison, but the pga centenary was constructed by jack nicklaus and ron kirby, so it's obvious that this is an american-styled theme.

The pga centenary (formerly known as the monarch) is a large stadium course that first opened for play in 1993. It is, in reality, scotland's longest inland course, stretching nearly 7,300 yards from the back tees. There are five tee boxes to pick from, so select wisely to get the best out of your session. while we aren't buggy fans, there are some long walks between the greens and tees. A cart is strongly recommended if the pga centenary is your second round of the day at gleneagles.