Golf for less in Perthshire
Golf in Perthshire provides the perfect combination of golf to suit all ages and abilities with great value quality courses.
With the Perthshire Green Card you can enjoy discounts on 19 courses as well as reduced admission to a wide variety off other attractions, including entry to selected race meetings at Perth Race Course and several of Perth's whisky distilleries. The ticket also has the added advantage of being valid throughout the season too.
The Perthshire Highlands Golf Ticket enables you to experience golf at a gentler pace with a selection of 11 charming 9 hole courses sprinkled throughout the area. So if you like the sound of golf at a leisurely pace then the Perthshire Highlands Golf Ticket fits the bill perfectly. Like the Green Card, the ticket is valid throughout the season so if you don't manage to get in every course you wanted to play, you can always come back and enjoy the cards benefits.
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