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Overview

Downfield Golf Club is a championship-standard parkland course nestled in woodland just outside Dundee. Known for its stunning setting, natural burns and strategic design, the course has hosted the Scottish Open, R&A Home Internationals, Scottish Amateur and PGA Championships, and Senior Open qualifying. It’s regarded by many professionals as one of the best inland courses in Britain.

With tree-lined fairways, water hazards, undulating greens and an abundance of wildlife, Downfield blends challenge with tranquillity. Suitable for golfers of all levels.

  • Parking: Large on-site car park

  • Buggies: Available (subject to conditions)

  • Practice: Visitors can access all facilities

  • Access: Paths around the clubhouse are flat; some gentle slopes on course

  • Facilities: Pro shop, clubhouse with changing rooms and restaurant

  • Wildlife: A recognised feature – buzzards, squirrels, deer, and more

Tee & Slope Ratings

Tees Yards CR / Slope
White 6817 72.8 / 136
Blue 6547 70.8 / 132
Yellow 6247 ~70.6 / 129
Red (Ladies) 5839 75.3 / 135
  • Season: Open year-round

  • Twilight: Discounts after 2:30 pm (April–October)

  • Avg Round Time: ~4.5 hours

  • Designer: James Braid (1932), reshaped by CK Cotton

  • Length: 5,839 – 6,803 yards

  • Style: Mature woodland parkland with seven water holes

  • Flow: Front nine is flatter; back nine more undulating and challenging

Signature Holes

  • 7th Hole (Par 4): Precision tee shot over water, uphill approach to a narrow green

  • 11th Hole (Par 5): “Amen Corner” start; water left and bunkers ahead

  • 13th Hole (Par 3): Plays across a burn – club selection critical

  • 18th Hole (Par 4): Grandstand finish with clubhouse in view

Benefits
  • Unlimited golf on a championship course

  • Weekly competitions & exclusive tee access

  • Full practice facility access

  • WHS handicap management

  • James Braid reciprocal golf

  • Clubhouse discounts & social events

2025 Fees
Category Price (excl. affil.)
Full £915
Age 26–29 £705
Age 22–25 £495
Age 18–21 £300
Country / Veteran £495 / £455
Student £300
Junior £50
Social £55
  • Affiliation Fee: £20.50 (not included)

  • How to Join: Apply via website or contact club office

  • Installments: Available for most categories

Clubhouse
  • Bar & restaurant with course views

  • Lounge & locker rooms (men/women/juniors)

  • Function space for private hire

Pro Shop
  • PGA-qualified team

  • Club fitting, tuition & repairs

  • Stockists: Titleist, Ping, TaylorMade

  • Equipment hire: clubs, push & electric trolleys, buggies

Practice Areas
  • Driving Range: Covered + outdoor bays

  • Putting Green: Near 1st tee

  • Chipping & Bunker Area: Dedicated short-game zone

Dining
  • Fresh seasonal menu

  • Scottish classics & lighter bites

  • Halfway house open on busy days

 

Period SGU/CDH Rate Visitor Rate
Nov–Mar £25 £35
Apr & Oct (Mon–Fri) £60 £80
Apr & Oct (Sat/Sun) £80 £105
May–Sep (Mon–Fri) £80 £105
May–Sep (Sat/Sun) £80 £120
May–Sep Twilight (2:30pm) £60 £95
  • James Braid Members: £50 (Apr–Oct weekdays & weekends after 2pm); £25 (Nov–Mar)

  • Packages:

    • Wishart – £99 pp (bacon roll, 18 holes, 1-course meal)

    • Baldovan – £145 pp (breakfast, 36 holes, lunch & dinner)

  • Club Hire: ~£30

  • Electric Trolley: ~£15

  • Buggy Hire: £40

  • Caddies: From £50 + gratuity

Tee Booking
  • James Braid Members: £50 (Apr–Oct weekdays & weekends after 2pm); £25 (Nov–Mar)

  • Packages:

    • Wishart – £99 pp (bacon roll, 18 holes, 1-course meal)

    • Baldovan – £145 pp (breakfast, 36 holes, lunch & dinner)

  • Club Hire: ~£30

  • Electric Trolley: ~£15

  • Buggy Hire: £40

  • Caddies: From £50 + gratuity

  • “Immaculately presented parkland layout with beautiful variety”

  • “One of the finest non-links courses in Scotland”

  • “Fantastic challenge – especially the back nine”

  • “Friendly staff, good food, and elite-level practice facilities”

  • “Tough rough punishes wild tee shots – stay straight!”

Downfield Golf Club delivers championship-quality parkland golf in the heart of Dundee. It combines strategic shot-making, stunning woodland scenery and high-quality greens with genuine hospitality. Whether you’re a visiting golfer or local resident, it’s a must-play course—especially in summer. With flexible green fees, strong practice areas, and a heritage of hosting elite events, Downfield is a top inland gem in Scottish golf.

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