This Scottish golf venue has become a must visit
When you think of a golf break in Scotland you are most likely imagining the rugged, wind-swept coastlines of Fife, East Lothian and Ayrshire, taking on a classic links course, but if you look a little further inland, then you will discover the tranquil paradise of Perthshire.
This is a part of the world where I spent years growing up, and it serves as the perfect gateway between the Highlands and Lowlands, bridging the rolling countryside to mountainous peaks in the north, with many square miles of scenic landscapes having so much to offer, including remarkable golf courses.
You'll have no doubt heard of the legendary resort of Gleneagles, a former host of both the Ryder Cup and Solheim Cup, and you have other venues like Blairgowrie, Pitlochry and Crieff that have a considerable reputation.
But there is one destination that is making dramatic strides to become a true standout among this crowd.
Murrayshall is Scotland's rising star golf destination

Located just a few miles from the historic city of Perth, Murrayshall Country Estate has long been a highly regarded place, but investment, renewed drive and a rich vision have transformed this beautiful corner of the region into one of the biggest rising stars in Scottish golf.
Taking full advantage of 365 acres of spectacular countryside, Murrayshall is home to a pair of renowned parkland courses and a total of 27 holes that golfers can relish. National tournaments have been contested on the Championship Course, and the quality of this golfing menu has contributed to a rise in both membership numbers and visitor rounds played.
A strategic four-year investment plan has enhanced the facilities, the courses, and what is available to members, guests and visitors, meaning that Murrayshall is now a destination to be reckoned with.
Recently, the venue unveiled a new addition of luxury accommodation pods that represent the first stage of its ambitious multi-million pound transformation project, which are ideal for groups of golfers, couples and families, or even individuals who want to sample the best of Scottish countryside hospitality.
Alongside the pods, accommodation here includes 40 sophisticated rooms and suites, giving you the ideal base and platform from which to sample everything that is part of the estate - and the wider region beyond that.
Why more golfers are keen to experience Murrayshall
Murrayshall caters for all tastes through a series of bespoke packages that make this, truly, Perthshire's best kept secret. But the word is beginning to spread and more golfers are now discovering what the hype is all about.
This is an elegant setting, and that is also demonstrated through its superb AA Rosette-awarded restaurant, and there is also a wellness centre for you to relax and find rejuvenation.
We mentioned the Championship Course, which certainly ranks among the best parkland layouts in Scotland, but there is also its second design, the Lynedoch, that is shorter but has much to offer too.
Our travel partners, Golfbreaks, can also book your stay at Murrayshall, perhaps combining it with even more golf in the area, which is a fine prospect for any traveller who appreciates venues with undeniable charm.
Murrayshall was already good, but now it's great, and it might very well grow into something truly special in the coming years.
About the author

Kieran Clark is the Digital Editor of Golfshake. He oversees editorial content, community engagement, forums, and social media channels. A lifelong golfer from the Isle of Bute in Scotland who has now lived in St Andrews for a decade, he began playing at the age of five and maintains a passion for exploring courses, with a particular affection for historic layouts. Kieran regularly contributes in-depth opinion pieces and features, drawing on his enthusiasm for the game and its culture.
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