Aberfeldy Golf Club - No. 1
The gentle downhill 170-yard first at Aberfeldy Golf Club tees off next to the practice green.
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Aberfeldy Golf Club - No. 12
Behind Aberfeldy Golf Club's 12th green stands the historic Taymouth Bridge.
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Aberfeldy Golf Club - No. 13
Aberfeldy Golf Club's tricky 299-yard 13th offers one of many fine views of the River Tay.
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Aberfeldy Golf Club - No. 14
"Obair Pheallaidh", the 157-yard 14th at Aberfeldy Golf Club, presents more problems than just trying to pronounce its name.
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Aberfeldy Golf Club - No. 17
The green of Aberfeldy Golf Club's 356-yard 17th is just a few paces left of the 18th tees. Fore left!
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Aberfeldy Golf Club - No. 18
Aberfeldy Golf Club's diminutive 100-yard 18th gives you the chance to kill one of the members as he stands on the clubhouse deck, less than eight yards from the green.
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Aberfeldy Golf Club - No. 2
The 276-yard second at Aberfeldy Golf Club is named "The Burnie." Three guesses why.
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Aberfeldy Golf Club - No. 4
The 492-yard fourth, the only par 5 at Aberfeldy Golf Club, crosses the burn once again.
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Aberfeldy Golf Club - No. 5
The approach on Aberfeldy Golf Club's fifth hole features the club's famous walking bridge behind the green.
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Aberfeldy Golf Club - No. 7
The downhill par-3 seventh at Aberfeldy Golf Club feels a lot longer than the 142 yards listed on the scorecard.
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Aberfeldy Golf Club - No. 9
The 349-yard ninth at Aberfeldy Golf Club is Scottish highlands golf at its quirkiest.
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Aberfeldy Golf Club - Clubhouse
Although the clubhouse at Aberfeldy Golf Club is more than modest, it is far more than an old tin hut.
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