Lynedoch sits within the Murrayshall Country Estate near Scone in Perth and Kinross, part of Scotland's central lowlands where the landscape transitions from the Highlands to the fertile plains of the Tay Valley. Designed by Hamilton J. Stutt, the course occupies parkland terrain characterized by mature woodland, rolling ground, and the estate's agricultural heritage. The routing takes advantage of natural elevation changes and tree-lined corridors that define individual holes while offering glimpses of the surrounding Perthshire countryside. The course serves as a complement to Murrayshall's older Murrayshall course, providing estate guests and members with an alternative parkland experience. Stutt's design works within the property's existing topography and vegetation, creating a layout that balances accessibility with strategic interest. The holes move through varied terrain, with some playing along higher ground and others descending into lower-lying areas where the estate's natural drainage patterns influence play. Murrayshall Country Estate operates as a hotel and golf destination, drawing visitors to the Perthshire region who combine golf with touring the nearby historic sites of Scone Palace and Perth. The clubhouse facilities serve both resort guests and local members, with dining and accommodation integrated into the estate's hospitality offerings. The Lynedoch course contributes to the property's appeal as a multi-course venue in an area known for its concentration of parkland and heathland layouts.