ARGYLL AND BUTE

Port Bannatyne Golf Club — Port Bannatyne (as 18 hole)

18 holes · par 68 · Parkland · 5,085 yds

Bannatyne Mains Road, Port Bannatyne, Argyll and Bute

WHITE TEES

Par 68 · 5,085 yds

Course rating
65.7
Slope
120
Hole123456789Out
Yards3623043301873202892972872532,629
Par44434444435
SI1371691051314
Hole101112131415161718In
Yards1642742963623043301873202192,456
Par34444434333
SI18111224615817

YELLOW TEES

Par 68 · 4,506 yds

Course rating
63.6
Slope
115
Hole123456789Out
Yards2562893161773022832302772392,369
Par44434444435
SI1371691051314
Hole101112131415161718In
Yards1212692292562893161773021782,137
Par34444434333
SI18111224615817

RED (L) TEES

Par 68 · 4,202 yds

Course rating
65.9
Slope
110
Hole123456789Out
Yards2322853091652952732242692322,284
Par44434444435
SI1371691051314
Hole101112131415161718In
Yards1182661792321853091652951691,918
Par34444434333
SI18111224615817

ABOUT THIS CARD

Where these numbers come from

Par, yardage and stroke index are the published card for each tee. Stroke index runs 1 to 18 and decides which holes you receive your handicap strokes on — hole 1 on the index is the hardest, not necessarily the longest. How stroke index works.

Course rating is what a scratch golfer is expected to shoot from that tee, and slope describes how much harder it plays for everybody else. Both feed the handicap calculation. How a handicap is calculated.

Playing here? The Caddy scores this card hole by hole, applies the stroke index automatically and gives you the round back as strokes gained.