Murrayshall House Hotel & Golf Club - The Murrayshall Course

Lovely course, plays well even while greens are very soft/soggy in some parts, cant expect 100% in rubbish conditions, absolutely nothing bad to say about this course/staff

Absolutely stunning course. I have now played both courses at Murrayshall, and both great. Very well maintained. Staff at shop very friendly and welcoming.

Will definitely be back!! 5 stars

Popped in on our way to Inverness for a quick game. Course in great condition. Still on normal greens which is great!!
Greens were a little fluffy but expected for this time of year

Because of the heavy rain the day before, unfortunately only winter greens were in play. We could have canceled free of charge but played the round anyway. The course was in good condition despite the wet conditions. The many trees shining in all autumn colours were very beautiful. Also the view was great. So nothing to complain about the course but unfortunately of the lockerrooms. There were neither lockers for the men nor warm water from the shower. At the ladies lockerroom there was no water in the shower at all. This was nowhere pointed out so we had to find out by ourselves what was really annoying.
Food in the restaurant was nice and the stuff very friendly. So at the end we enjoyed our day although it was overpriced for the experience (£45 via Golf Now).

Greens were in the best condition I’ve played on. The course was challenging but at the same time forgiving. By the time I was finished I wanted to go around again.

Had a great round of golf. Course was in good condition.

Course was very well presented. Considering how cruel the weather had been, the course was in good condition. The catering staff at the venue were attentive and efficient, which made for a great experience. Will be back again

Unless you are an elite player looking for a challenge, then don't bother! This course has been deliberately setup by the management to be as difficult as possibe, despite the fact that they only host one pro event every year. As a member, I won't be back next season. If you have more money than sense, and like a deranged masochist you love losing balls constantly in the ridiculously long so-called short rough, then go for it; if you have a brain, then avoid it like the plague! The fairways are practically non existent in many areas, so unless you can get every drive perfect, you'll be looking for balls all day.
Oh, and if you want mud up to your shins for 1/2 of the season, or to slip around like a penguin and potentially break your neck half the time, go for it! It's the biggest waste of money I've spent on golf. I'm literally gutted that I joined, and I really wish I'd just paid for Lyndoch instead, which could potentially be 100 times better than Murrayshall, but the short sightedness of the management put all of their efforts in to Murrayshall. But then Lyndoch is hardly ever open off season because of flooding and neglect, and then in the summer they concentrate all of their efforts on the greens at Murrayshall, which makes them very pretty to look at, but with no fringe whatsoever, it makes them and absolute nightmare to play on to! The bunkers on Lyndoch are an embarrassment, and if you want to destroy you wedges playing in then, be my guest, otherwise, take a drop, or you could end up with a wrist injury after striking a big rock or ten! I'd go as far to say that I hate the Murrayshall course, and would happily never play it again! I would love to say that I could love the Lyndoch course, but it is so neglected it is utter sacrilege!

Although a beautiful course our experience was poor due to unmentioned maintenance of the greens (punched and lots of sand) and first cut. No problem when maintenance is necessary Just inform visitors about it. Then you have a choice. Now it was a lot of money for a poor experience. We complained but the general manager was not receptive for any feedback whatsoever and turned his back.

Hired a biggie and finished by 1910. 18 holes done course in great nick.

Interesting holes with trees in the middle of fairways and good bunker positioning. Not the longest but you need to hit it in the right place off the tee or you get completely blocked off by trees. Course in good condition although the greens had just been cored and there was no mention of this in the pro shop when checking in. Not as hilly as most people seem to suggest.

Walked into the golf shop and was met by a member of the groundstaff swearing,with no apology offered.
Was also told that Golf Now continue to take bookings even when they're full.Was going to have an additional 20 minute wait but decided to play the other course instead.
Emailed Murrayshall with my concerns and nobody's bothered getting back to me.
Not a great experience and expected better

Stunning views, great course in summer but in winter is was sodden, even on a dry day. Greens were furry and slow. Some tees were like bogs so wait 3 months and play in May to September

We arrived for our 9.10am tee time to find 40+ seniors milling about the first tee.
They started teeing off at about 9am. The pro shop staff member advised we wouldn’t be able to play at 9.10 because of the seniors. He said we could start at the 12th and play, or play the Lyndoch course, the 2nd course, essentially a 9 hole course played 2x. No discount was offered.
As we had a tee time booked, and paid for, I feel the course should have honoured the time- even if it upset a few members.
Doubt we’ll be back.

Overall it was an okay round. We were disappointed with the course conditions. Greens very soft. Tee boxes need cut and were very soft under foot. There is no fringe next to any green it goes from green to rough.

Bunkers. Absolutely atrocious. Put sand in them!!!

Staff - although very pleasant. Our First game and there is no course map. No tips or anything. Where was the pro?

Very disappointed. Understand we played after heavy rain this week but today we felt it was not worth the money we paid.

Will we be back - we will decide that later.

Tricky course with a lot of tough tee shots. Greens immaculate however, the semi could have done with a cut.