The Lansdowne Course at Blairgowrie Golf Club is a heathland layout designed by Dave Thomas and opened in 1979, complementing the club's older Rosemount Course. Set on gently rolling terrain amid Perthshire's pine and birch woodland, Lansdowne offers a different character from its more celebrated sibling—slightly more open in places, with wider fairways that encourage aggressive play, yet still framed by the same mature trees and heather that define Blairgowrie's landscape. The sandy, free-draining soil provides firm conditions and year-round playability typical of Scotland's inland heathland courses. Thomas routed the course to take advantage of natural elevation changes and created strategic interest through well-placed bunkering and green complexes that reward precision. While Rosemount tends to draw more attention for tournament hosting and rankings, Lansdowne has developed a loyal following among members and visitors who appreciate its balance of challenge and playability. The course demands thoughtful club selection and course management rather than overwhelming length, making it accessible to a range of abilities while still testing better players. Blairgowrie Golf Club maintains both courses to high standards, and the clubhouse serves both layouts with traditional Scottish hospitality. The Lansdowne provides an excellent complement to a visit that often includes rounds on both courses, showcasing how two designs on similar terrain can offer distinct strategic experiences. The combination of natural beauty, quality conditioning, and thoughtful design has established Lansdowne as a worthy destination in its own right within Perthshire's golf-rich landscape.