Kings Golf Club, Inverness
Kings Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-70 course on the west side of Inverness, built to replace the old Torvean course when the Inverness West Link road was developed. Opened in 2019 and designed by Stuart Rennie, it takes visitor bookings online and offers buggy and club hire.
The course and its character
The club began life as Torvean Golf Club. Highland Council's investment in the Inverness West Link led to the redevelopment of the site, a reshaped course and a new clubhouse, and the club relaunched as Kings Golf Club in 2019. Stuart Rennie designed the layout, which measures 6,612 yards from the back tees to a par of 70. The 12th is the standout viewpoint, looking over the city, the Moray Firth and the surrounding hills. It is a practical choice if you want a full 18 holes without leaving town.
Booking and visitor practicalities
Visitors can book through the club's online reservation system or by calling the golf shop. Reciprocal and Golfamore rates must be arranged directly with the golf shop. Buggies and hire clubs are available to visitors; reserve in advance and confirm left- or right-handed sets and shaft type with the shop team. The clubhouse has a restaurant and function space, and stay-and-play options are listed on the club's website.
Getting there and nearby
The club is on Balphadrig Road on the west side of Inverness, close to the Caledonian Canal and the Ness Islands, so it pairs easily with a walk or a canal boat trip.
Highlights
- 18 holes, par 70, 6,612 yards from the back tees
- Designed by Stuart Rennie; opened in 2019
- Successor to the old Torvean Golf Club
- Views over Inverness and the Moray Firth from the 12th
Good to know
- Book online or through the golf shop
- Buggy and club hire for visitors; reserve in advance
- Reciprocal and Golfamore rates are booked through the golf shop only
Frequently asked questions
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Sources: kingsgolfclubinverness.co.uk · kingsgolfclubinverness.co.uk · leadingcourses.com