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Epic Scottish landscapes. A 24-mile long freshwater loch. An undeniably 5-star resort. On their own, impressive, together, magnificent.
The two courses at Cameron House couldn't be more different. The Carrick championship 18-hole course meanders its way through an area of outstanding natural beauty, while The Wee Demon threads a delicate path through the estate grounds to The Boat House and Marina on the loch.
The Carrick comprises nine holes on the high road, nine on the low road. Golfers should prepare themselves for an epic journey of stunning greens, majestic highland backdrops brilliantly peppered with bunkers and of course the world's most beautiful water hazard – the great loch itself.
The Ladies Scottish Open, the PGA Cup, and the Europro Tour. All have been held at The Carrick, and it's easy to see why. From the championship tees, The Carrick is a par 71 and 7,082 yards long. A test for even the most established player. Thankfully, four more teeing options make this utterly stunning and uniquely situated course enjoyable for every level of golfer.
Members guest rate or OGC Corporate. Up to 12 golfers per day
You will have the opportunity to tee off on the same perfect fairways that have so delighted some of the sport's true greats over the years. Tiger Woods, Ernie Els, Bernhard Langer, Nick Faldo and Sam Torrance are all former tournament winners at Mount Juliet.
Both water and sand play a part in the types of challenges that have come to define Jack Nicklaus' outstanding golf courses, and our 18 holes embody his ambitious, mischievous approach to course design. Five lakes have been constructed, which enhance six of the holes, while over 80 bunkers have been strategically placed throughout.
Take on the third hole from the championship tee, for example, and you will have to contend with 180 yards of carry over a shimmering lake. The 11th, 13th and 14th holes, meanwhile, might be among the course's most beautiful to look at, but these greens are heavily guarded by bunkers and water. You arrive at perhaps the course's most unusual feature on the 16th, where you will find a walled green almost entirely surrounded by a bunker.
In short, it is easy to see why the course has captured the hearts of countless golfers around the world: from title-winning professionals, to well-travelled amateurs, to complete beginners.
Mount Juliet Estate was home to the World Golf Championship in 2002 and 2004, the Irish Seniors Open in 1999 and the Irish Open in 1993, 1994, 1995 and 2021.
We will host the DP World tour with the staging of the 2022 Irish Open bringing some of the worlds finest Professionals to the estate along with fans from around the world this summer. This is your chance to tread the same course that the DP World Tour will tee it up on this July.
Members guest rate or OGC Corporate. Up to 12 golfers per day