A well-known view of the King James VI courseLatest News: Updated 4th February, 2010

Smethurst Signs Off

In a difficult time for Scottish golf, the "bunker" mentality of the boys at King James VI has delivered another good set of trading results for 2009. Coming up for air after the latest AGM, the hard working Island committee delivered a report card that summarised "a tough but reasonable year in the circumstances".

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New Members Area

News and information from the Clubhouse, are now available.
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Winter Warmer

Beat those 'Winter Blues' with a bracing winter walk and delicious bowl of soup!
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Course Conditions

Course open
Last update: February 9th at 8:32am

Upcoming Fixtures & Events:

Mar 20th:
Gents: Winter Medal

Mar 24th:
Ladies: Wine and Buffet Evening

Mar 27th:
Gents: Opening Day - Captain V Vice Captain -
Ladies: Captain v Vice Captain
Boys: Captain v Vice Captain
Gents: J West Putting Trophy

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...