The Dornock Course at Crieff Golf Club was built on gently sloping parkland that was once the grounds of Ferntower House. The nine-hole golf course provides a fair, but challenging experience for all abilities.

Dornock, a version of the more famous Ferntower Course at the club, measures 2,321 for nine holes. The par-32 golf course, with five par 4s and four par 3s, is ideal for a quick nine or as part of a 36-hole package.

There are wonderful views of the local Perthshire countryside, and many come for that fact alone.

The Ferntower Course is the 18-hole championship course at Crieff Golf Club, which has been voted 29th best golfing facility in the UK by the readers of Golf World magazine.
Ferntower is built on gently sloping parkland, with views over the Strathearn Valley that dramatically improve and unfold as the round progresses. With mostly wide fairways and the rough cut short enough to avoid prolonged ball searching, Ferntower appeals to all categories of handicapper.

The par-71 golf course, which measures 6,427 yards from the back tees, starts with a par-3 hole, a change from the norm. Although the opening hole measures 163 yards, it's all uphill, and there are three par 5s, among the remaining holes on the front nine.