There is no doubt that the practice fairways at Glenbervie are some of the best in Central Scotland. The main practice fairway at Glenbervie is flat, generously broad, and over 300 yards in length, allowing all clubs including driver to be hit. For the benefit of members and visitors, range balls (at a nominal cost) are provided for use on this fairway. The fairway's under-cover practice bays, and all-weather hitting surfaces, allow for effective practice whatever the weather. The second practice fairway, adjacent to the 6th hole on the championship course, is also a very good size. This fairway is designed for players who prefer to practice using their own golf balls, rather than the range balls provided on the main practice fairway.

For those folks wanting to practice their chipping and bunker shots from around the green, plus putting, Glenbervie provides a short game practice area. This area has a sizeable putting green with multiple pins, surrounded by roll-off areas and bunkering enabling practice of all short game shots from 50 yards in.

Located directly in front of the clubhouse is the Glenbervie practice putting green. Maintained to the same high quality and speed as our course greens, and with a size that allows the practice of both short and long putts, the practice putting green presents the ideal preparation before heading out for a game.

Complementing the (long-hitting) practice fairways and short game practice greens are four par 3 practice holes, designed to let beginners try out 'real' golf on proper holes, and seasoned players hone their allimportant short-iron game. Situated on land adjacent to the 4th and 5th holes on the main course, these practice holes offer the same peaceful ambience as the James Braid designed championship course.