A well-known view of the King James VI courseLatest News: Updated 7th May, 2008

Virginia Trophy

To celebrate the King James's 150th Anniversary it was decided to expand the Virginia Trophy from the usual 12 a side format to 50 a side and eventually 24 teams of two from either side took part.

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Upcoming Fixtures & Events:

May 9th:
Seniors: May Medal

May 10th:
Gents: Handicap Championship 1st Round (Q)
Ladies: Captains’ Match

Welcome To "The Island"

View of the middle fairways
The country's only self-contained river island golf course, King James VI Golf Club offers a beautiful but challenging environment for both novices and advanced players alike.

Founded in 1858 nearby at Perth's South Inch, then relocated to Moncrieffe Island, elsewhere in Perth, in 1897, and a purpose-built golf course designed by 'Old' Tom Morris, the legendary winner of multiple British Open Golf Championships.

Nowadays the golf course is a popular destination for local and visiting players, and welcomes all comers to its unique and spectacular Perthshire setting. Read on...