Peebles Golf Course Layout
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The images below are a selection from the Club's Course Yardage Chart which is on sale in the Pro Shop.
It covers all 18 holes with tips and advice on how to play the course.
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| Firknowe - A good long iron or lofted wood required to find the target. Even then a difficult two putts are required to secure par on the sloping green. | Jedderfield - The first birdie chance but be aware the tricky green that's easy to three putt. No real length required off the tee to leave a short iron approach. | Glensax - The opposite of no. 5, a drive to the right side of the fairway should kick down and round a few extra yards. Keep the approach right of the pin to allow for the kick left. |
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| Peggy's Lea - Usually downwind, a solid tee shot leaves a mid to short iron for a possible birdie chance. | Kitleyknowe - Looks easy but is one of the most difficult holes to play. A solid straight tee shot leaves a shot of anything from 200 to 100 yards depending on the wind. Again a difficult 2 putts await to try and secure par. | The Rushes - Left side takes the bunker out of play. To go over the bunker, the wind is usually against and across left to right, so one more club than it looks. |
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| Ca' Canny - Keep tee shot to the right to allow access to the small narrow green. Avoid the greenside bunker, there is little chance of getting up and down in two strokes. | The Whaum - An excellent par 3. Landing area is front right of the green, everything kicks in to the left from there. | Green Mantle - Line is to the right of marker pole. 2nd shot should leave a short iron approach to the difficult green. The bank on the front of the green can hinder the pitch if your second shot goes too far. |