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Andrews, Stirling Castle, Loch Lomond or Loch
Ness. Enjoy the Highlands, the Borders, our
Castles and Palaces with their ancient
history. Travel back 5000 years in time in
Orkney. Combine a general tour with golf on a
few of our 500 courses.
Golf Tours: Play
at St. Andrews, Royal Dornoch, Cruden Bay,
Muirfield, Carnoustie, Nairn, Macrihanish and
many more courses. Our knowledge of our courses
will help make the best of your visit. We will
arrange a tour which ensures that you have no
worries about transport, accommodation and tee
off times.
Situated 12 miles North
of Aberdeen City Centre, just off the main A947
to Banff, lies one of Scotland's Premier golfing
facilities.
Newmachar golf Club has two
18 hole layouts, both designed by Dave Thomas: Hawkshill
opened in 1990 (6700 yds, Par 72, SSS 74) and
Swailend opened in 1996 (6388 yds, Par 72 SSS
71). A floodlit Driving Range
and Practice Area complete the on course
facilities and is the ideal place to hone your
skills, or take a lesson from one of our PGA
Professionals. Off course is a spacious, modern
Clubhouse, with commanding views over Hawkshill,
it is fully licensed and provides a full
catering service seven days a week.
The birth of Cruden Bay
apparently took place during a meeting in the
North of Scotland Bank, the precise date of the
meeting was 16 June 1898 and in March the
following year the Cruden Bay Hotel and Golf
Course were opened.
The Hotel and the 18 hole
golf course were originally both owned by the
Great North of Scotland Railway Company. Within a
month of their opening the company staged a
professional tournament which attracted many of
the day's leading players including Harry Vardon,
James Braid and Ben Sayers. The event proved an
outstanding success with Vardon taking the first
prize of £30. Cruden Bay was firmly on the golfing
map. Cruden Bay is situated on Scotland's Buchan
Coast, some 23 miles north east of Aberdeen and
seven miles south of Peterhead. The Golf Course
has a dramatic setting with nearby Slains Castle
providing a rather eerie backdrop. Originally laid
out by Thomas Simpson, Cruden Bay is very much a
traditional Scottish links course. In addition to
the 6287 yard 18 hole championship course, there
is also a well-kept 2463 yard 9 hole St. Olaf
course, opened in 1968.
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Two courses - Old Course parkland with
open rolling fairways and water hazards.
Glens Course parkland course. Old - 18
holes. 6968 yards S.S.S. 73. Glen's - 18 holes.
5528 yards. S.S.S. 68. Practice area, putting
and chipping green.
9 Hole PAR 3 Executive
Course. The Osprey Course at Piperdam has a par
of 72 and is 6471 yards off the medal tees.
A Parkland Course with
varied and challenging holes set up to test the
experienced golfer, yet also offers the
opportunity of good scoring for the novice. The
course is so named as during the summer months
Ospreys ''fish'' and nest at the loch
surrounding the course. In addition to a
beautiful course is a 12 bay Driving Range to
practice your skills. Residential P.S.A. Golf
Professional Owen Leslie available for lessons.
Prices for the Golf Course, range and packages
are available here.
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Founded in 1871, Forfar is a
wooded and heathland course with 18 holes, 6095
yards and S.S.S. 69.
Located only 12 miles from
the 2007 championship venue of Carnoustie.
Although we are an inland course the tight
undulating heathland fairways combined with the
classical layout creates conditions similar to
links golf. There is a clubhouse with full
catering facilities. Visitors are welcome.
Golf had been played
at Machrihanish before the formation of the club
as far back as 1871, but it wasn't until 1876
that the club officially formed.
During the first year
of the club formation no less than forty-one
people had became members.
Ladies Golf Club - In 1967
an agreement was made whereby the ladies
undertook to maintain their clubhouse and to
maintain the ladies course, in August 1967 a
disposition was signed that meant ladies now had
to manage their own title and competitions.
Thereafter Machrihanish was the proud owner of
two clubhouses and the whole of the golf
courses, the independence of the Machrihanish
Ladies Club is one of very few in Scotland with
Royal Troon the other known course to have a
ladies club. The course is set in
wonderful dunes in the small village of
Machrihanish, which is situated on the western
side of the remote Kintyre Peninsula; this is
where the sky is big, the sunsets are dramatic
and the air has been warmed by the Gulf Stream
and its relative inaccessibility has saved it
from becoming more commercialised.
The course at Beith
Golf Club is an 18 hole, par 68, hilly parkland
course with spectacular views over the Clyde
Coast and surrounding areas.
Converted to 18 holes
in 1996 with the addition of 9 new holes, the
rolling fairways, small undulating greens, along
with the strong winds that generally prevail,
ensure the course is a tough, but fair test for
golfers of all levels.
The course is always
well maintained and with the ongoing
improvements to the new holes, these factors
ensure the course is an enjoyable one to play
and will continue to improve.
Visitors are
welcome during the week and on Sundays with
little restriction on play during that time,
with various packages available to group parties
on request from the Club Secretary.
Whether you're an
expert or novice golfer, you are welcome to play
Scotland's traditional sport at Lochranza Golf
Course.
There is no need to
book- just come along, pay and play on the 2,332
yards course. Clubs are available for hire.
Lochranza Golf Course is
famous for the local red deer who enjoy watching
golfers play. With views to the Sleeping Warrior
mountain ridge and the Kintyre peninsula, the
surroundings are simply stunning. Challenges of
the course include an interesting array of water
features. Lochranza Golf Course is one of 7
delightful golf courses on the Isle of Arran.
You can play all seven at reduced cost by
purchasing an Arran Golf Pass.
Lamlash Golf
Course is a delightful Par 64 - 18 hole,
golf course.
Set on the hillside above the village of
Lamlash on the Isle of Arran, there are
some spectacular views overlooking the
Clyde Estuary and the Ayrshire coast.
With its lush
fairways and beautiful greens, Lamlash
Golf Course stands head and shoulders
above the other courses on Arran and
really is a must play course in the west
of Scotland.
Although
quite short in distance, measuring at some 4,640
yds, it offers a serious challenge for golfers of
all abilities. Clubhouse facilities include Lounge
Bar, with balcony over looking the 1st Tee and
18th Green, Conference Room, and a large
Restaurant facility. The lower level comprises of
3 new locker rooms that have showering and
changing facilities. Also situated on the lower
level by the 1st Tee is a well-equipped beginner's
shop where merchandise such as club Polo shirts
can be purchased. Electric buggy hire and club
rental is also available.
It compensates for its lack
of length with some very tricky greens and natural
hazards. This includes Jocks Burn, that winds its
way through the opening and finishing holes.
Parkland. 18 holes 5526 yards. S.S.S. 69.
18 holes 5990 yards. S.S.S.
69. We also have a clubhouse, bar, restaurant and
games room with 2 full size snooker tables. Buggy
and trolley hire also available.
Facilities include two Championship Links
Courses, the Ailsa (three times host to the
British Open) 18 holes 6976 yards. S.S.S. 72;
the highly acclaimed Kintyre, 6787 yards. S.S.S.
72. The Colin Montgomerie Links Golf Academy and
nine hole Arran Academy course and the Caingorms
putting green.
Seaside links course with magnificent views to
Isle of Arran and Cumbraes across Firth of
Clyde. 18 holes 6548 yards 5893 metres. S.S.S.
71. Practice area putting greens.
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Tagged ''the beauty
of the Borders'' this is an 18 hole parklands
course, 6298 yards from the medal tees with a
Standard Scratch Score of 70.
Visitors play from
the yellow tees with a Standard Scratch Score of
68 and a length of 5893 yards.
For ladies, 5475
yards and a Standard Scratch Score of 72.
The Wellrig burn runs
through the course and comes into play on
several of the holes. There are two or three
short climbs but otherwise the course has gentle
slopes and offers lovely views of the
countryside around Duns and towards the Cheviot
Hills to the south. All visitors welcome. No
handicap certificates required. Bar snacks and
meals available throughout the year. Full
comprehensive changing facilities available.
Located west of Duns off A6105 - signposted at
Longformacus junction.
This superb
18-hole course, situated on the rugged
South- East coast of Scotland, is a true
challenge to any golfer and features some
of the most scenic and interesting holes
in Scottish golf.
None more so
than the sixth, a stunning par-3 over a
vast gully with the crashing waves below.
It’s no wonder that
this was nominated as ‘Britain’s Most
Extraordinary Golf Hole’.
The magnificent
clubhouse at Eyemouth provides breathtaking
views over the Berwickshire fishing town,
excellent changing facilities and a
well-equipped Professional’s Shop. The Club’s
restaurant, meanwhile, is well known for its local
fresh fish and succulent shellfish which are
features of the menu.
Directions: Easily reached from Central
Scotland and the south - only one mile off the A1.
The Winter Deals and Summer package available...Visitors Welcome.
Choose Torwoodlee
Golf Club for that relaxing game of golf on the
18-hole course set in beautiful countryside.
The course is 6018
yards, Par 69, SSS 70.
Afterwards relax in
the comfortable fully licensed bar and choose
from the extensive list of beers and wines,
while enjoying a light snack to finish off your
visit.
There is ample parking
and everyone is welcome. The club held The Scottish Club Championship
Finals in September 2005.
The course is on the
Vertish Hill at the Western end of the town. 18
holes par 68 with the SSS being 69.
There are
spectacular views of the Border Hills in all
directions. Green Fees - £30 per Round,
£30 per day, (seven days), Full Bar and
Catering, Showers, Changing Rooms. Special
package deals green fees and catering for
parties of 10 or more. Details on application.
Advisable to book. Larger groups need to make
arrangements in advance.
18 Holes, 5542 Yds, SSS67 Par: 69. This
is a beautiful parkland course ideally &
spectacularly placed in the Teviot Valley, one
of the Borders' loveliest. Although not a long course,
each hole is different and constitutes its own
challenge, particularly the 12th ( Everest).
Club house with bar and catering facilities.
Male and female changing facilities with
showers. Also available for hire are buggies &
pull trolleys.
Jedburgh Golf
Club is a hidden jewel in the Scottish
Borders. Boasting a magnificent 18 Holes
course.
This is a
beautiful parkland course with
spectacular and panoramic views.
One of the
Borders' loveliest.
Although not a
long course, each hole is different and
constitutes its own challenge,
particularly the 13th hole.
Club house with bar and catering facilities. Male
and female changing facilities with showers. Also
available for hire are golf buggies & pull
trolleys.
Owned by the Duke of
Roxburghe, the hotel nestles privately amongst
woodlands on the banks of the River Teviot. The
bedrooms all individually designed by the
Duchess, some of which have four poster beds and
log fires.
Local produce is used to
good effect by the award winning Chef Alasdair
Stewart complemented by a fine choice of wines
selected from the Duke's own cellar. The Duke of
Roxburghe, an avid golfer, commissioned Dave
Thomas to build this challenging course on his
estate, which has achieved significant accolades
including one of Scotland's top five inland
courses and the venue for the Scottish Seniors
Open for 5 years running.
Kelso Golf
Club overlooks the Kelso Racecourse, and
is actually part of it!
The golf course offers the cheapest 18
hole membership in the Borders £315.
New and old members are extremely
welcome.
Clubhouse facilities are available with bar meals
served all week. Par 71. Open dawn til dusk.
Special Offer: Midweek 4 Ball with Soup &
Sandwich or Coffee & Bacon Roll £18 per person
For further information and details about Events
please see our
website.
Peebles Golf Club,
overlooking the town and surrounded by the
Borders hills, has developed into one of the
best courses in the Borders and neighbouring
Edinburgh region and with a modern club house
it now boasts facilities to rival the best.
The testing course, originally developed by
Harry Colt, is just over 6,160 yards long, par
70 and features wide rolling fairways with some
magnificent views along the Tweed valley.
The course has a
challenging start with the opening four holes
played mainly into the prevailing wind, but is
more generous from the fifth onwards.
The back nine has a more
forgiving start but, from the fourteenth
onwards, the closing five holes often prove very
tricky.
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A beautiful
James Braid designed course on the
Scottish side of the Solway.
Fairways are lined with heather and
gorse. A true test of golf for all.
Tee-times have to be booked in advance.
Golf parties are accepted maximum size
40.
Festival of Golf week starts 12th July - 16th
inclusive. The club also has a driving range, shop
and clubhouse providing full catering facilities.
Membership available.
9 holes, 5400 yards
(18), SSS 66, par 68. This is a well laid out 9
hole golf course on the outskirts of the town.
The greens and tees are
well cared for and are a pleasure to play on.
This parkland layout has some very interesting
holes, particularly the third, with its plateau
green - very difficult to catch in regulation. A
good test of golf for all types of golfer.
Booking is advisable at the weekends. Golfing
parties are accepted. On Tuesdays and Thursdays
rounds must be finished by 1600.
9 holes, 5710 yards, SSS
68, par 68. Parkland Course consisting of seven
par 4's and 2 par 3's.
For gents the par and SS is
68 and for ladies a testing 70. The layout
provides an excellent challenge for Golfers of
all abilities. There are a few gentle
slopes to negotiate but you are rewarded with
some truly magnificent panoramic views along the
Urr valley, north to Cairnsmore of Carsphairn
and some to Kippford and the Lake District
hills. The course is a haven for wildlife -
birds of prey fly overhead, deer are often seen
and woodland songbirds abound in the Rounall
Wood, which is adjacent to the course.
This challenging 18 hole parkland course, with
spectacular views, is situated on the Solway
Coast conveniently located near to Dumfries,
Castle Douglas and Dalbeattie.
Many of the holes offer challenging water
features and tree lined fairway. The original 9
holes are demanding with small well guarded
greens and undulating fairways. The par 3 8th
hole is one of the best short holes in the
country and is worthy of its stroke index 6. The
additional 9 holes opened in 1997 are now well
established and offer golf of the highest
quality. Changing and shower facilities
available.After your
testing round of golf enjoy a well deserved meal
in our well appointed Clubhouse. Individuals and
parties catered for with excellent quality food,
refreshments and wine at reasonable prices.Visiting parties most welcome.
A wooded parkland course
located directly opposite Dumfries & Galloway
Royal Infirmary, one mile outside Dumfries on
Bankend Road. The Clubhouse has a
restaurant and bar. A function room is available
for private parties, club and society meetings.
Group bookings and visitors are welcome but
restrictions apply depending on Club
competitions. Changing areas are available for
visitors. Contact the Club for details.
18 holes, 5001 yards,
par 67. Solway Links Golf Course is located in
the heart of Dumfries & Galloway offering good
fun for all the family.
Solway Links is an 18 hole
pay and play golf course in a stunning coastal
location near Southerness Holiday Village and
beaches. The golf course overlooks
the Solway Firth with spectacular views of the
surrounding countryside and across the sea to
the Lake District. There are golf clubs for hire
including left handed, trolleys and small items
of equipment for sale - tee pegs etc. No dress
restrictions or handicap certificates required.
We're here to give you fun. Buggies and golf
cross available, see our website for further
details.
18 holes, 5928 yards, SSS 69, par 69.
Open
throughout the season, the comfortable clubhouse
boast visitors changing facilities. A lounge bar
and restaurant looks down the 18th fairway and
we can offer a selection of soft and alcoholic
drinks together with a varied selection of
snacks and meals on request.Visitors are recommended to pre-book tee
times to avoid disappointment. Visiting parties
are by arrangement. Online
Booking System.
9 holes, 5042 yards (18), SSS 66, par 66.
The nine holes of the course present a
good test of golfing skill all year round.
Winter greens are not used as the course drains
very well. Set in an idyllic location, there are
some stunning views from the course - Wigtown
Bay, the Clints of Dromore and the massif of
Cairnsmore Fleet. The scenery is breathtaking in
every season. Tee times and playing
arrangements: Bookings are not necessary.
9 holes, SSS/par 27. 9
hole par 3 course kept in excellent condition
with many short but challenging holes - club
selection is of a great importance if you are to
have a good score.
A great course for visitors
- one which beginners can enjoy whilst at the
same time presenting a fair test for the more
experienced golfer. Bookings are not necessary
and golfing parties are also accepted. If the
Clubhouse is unattended then please use the
'Trust Box'. Clubhouse hire available. Tea rooms
in the holiday season serving light meals and
refreshments.
Situated in the picturesque River Dee valley and
offering some superb views, Tongland Family Golf
Centre is ideal for the beginner just starting
out or wishing to take up golf for the first
time and who wants to experience golf in its
entirety, the high handicapper looking to
improve or develop their game or the low
handicapper wanting to improve their short game.
A family run business, a warm welcome is assured
for the golfer and non-golfer alike, whether the
choice is to relax in the cafeteria and enjoy a
meal, snack or light refreshment or to make use
of the facilities without the hustle and bustle
normally associated with golf courses.Facilities for the golfer include:A nine bay floodlit, fully fitted,
covered, sculptured practice range extending to
some 350 yards, a 'short game' practice area
with a large practice bunker adjacent to the
short game area.
The lower course is laid
out on the lower slopes of Whita Hill and
affords some magnificent views across the town
hills and beyond.Bookings are advisable at the weekends
and golfing parties are accepted. There are no
restrictions for tee times for visitors other
than competition weekends.
9 holes, 4548
yards (18), SSS 66, par 66. 9 hole - par
66 (for 18 holes) laid out beside the
banks of the River Annan in beautiful
countryside and surrounded by mature
trees.
An excellent course for beginners and
anyone who is looking for a relaxing few
holes ofgolf in lovely surroundings.
The golf course is a two minute walk from
the Warden's office.
There are no dress restrictions.
Snacks seasonal. Golfing parties maximum number
30. Pay and Play Golf - no booking is necessary.
Green fees are payable at the Warden's office.
Originally designed by
James Braid and is currently 121 years old. This
is the first course as you head north on the M74
and is easily accessible.
Visitors are made very
welcome and return year after year. With no
restrictions for tee times during the week,
bookings are advisable for weekends. Parties and
societies are made very welcome. 18-hole
parkland course with delightful views of the
Moffat hills to the north, the Galloway hills to
the west and the Lake District to the south.
There are two or three water hazards, which make
for some interesting scores! A very reasonable
challenge for golfers of all abilities.
18 holes, 5259 yards,
SSS 67, par 69. Lovely upland course. Views are
truly magnificent from all areas.
Designed by Ben Sayers and
established in 1884, the course has some really
testing holes and as you can imagine the
strength and direction of the wind can make a
break your score. Booking as advisable at the
weekends and in the summer months. On Wednesdays
tee times available up to 3.00pm. Golfing
parties accepted.
The 18 hole golf course
at Newton Stewart is set in mature parkland,
close to the town, but on the edge of the
Galloway Forest Park, with spectacular views
towards lofty Cairnsmore and across Wigtown Bay.
The challenge provided is
sufficient for the Club to host county
Championships from time to time, but is still
enjoyable for visitors of all standards who are
warmly welcomed on the course and in the
clubhouse.
Wigtownshire County Golf
Club
Mains of Park, Glenluce, Newton Stewart,
Wigtownshire, DG8 0NN Tel: 01581 300420E-mail:
enquiries@wigtownshirecountygolfclub.com Web:
www.wigtownshirecountygolfclub.com
18 holes, 6104 yards, SSS
70 par 70.
The 'County' Club Golf is a true links
course and is situated on the shores of the
scenic Luce Bay. The excellent condition of the
course, combined with subtly sloping greens and
changing sea breezes, provide a test of golf for
both high and low handicappers.Tee times have to be booked in advance.
Golfing parties are accepted with prior booking.
There are two
courses in this complex - 18 hole Dunskey
Course and 9 hole par 3 Dinvin Course.
Dunskey has
been described by Golf World as 'The best
holiday course in the South of Scotland'.
Set on the
cliffs above the picturesque village of
Portpatrick, a links type course with
magnificent views over the Irish coast,
the Mountains of Mourne, and the Mull of
Kintyre.
The 9 hole Dinvin Course is adjacent to the
Dunskey Course for those without a handicap.
The Euchan Course, Blackaddie Road, Sanquhar,
Dumfries And Galloway, DG46JZ Tel: 01659 50577 E-mail:
tich@rossirene.co.ukWeb:
www.scottishgolf.com
9 holes, 5954 yards (18), SSS 68, par 70.
This is a very attractive 9 hole upland
course with good views of the surrounding
countryside. Some very challenging Par 4s but
not beyond the scope of golfers of moderate
ability.Normally it
is very easy to get a game on this course and
visitors are made very welcome. Bookings are not
necessary. Golfing parties are accepted but
prior arrangements must be made with the club.
Clubhouse seasonal with prior booking.
Designed by James
Braid, with views to take your breath away, it
offers all golfers, regardless of handicap, the
chance of an unforgettable game of golf.
The SSS of 72 with a
yardage of 6308 tells its own story.
The course, set on the
North Rhinns peninsula, with wonderful views of
the Isle of Arran and Ailsa Craig, is on
undulating ground with a burn to catch the
unwary.
This gem of a course is
a must for golfers visiting the area.
Booking is advisable in the summer.
Golfing parties are accepted, maximum party size
60.
18 holes, 6102 yards,
SSS 70, par 71. Very attractive layout set in
beautiful mid Nithsdale - a mixture of parkland
and heathland with spectacular views of the
Southern Uplands.
At 6085 yards with an SSS
of 70 it should be fairly easy for the high
handicapper but the course offers a real
challenge for the scratch golfer. It really is
worth walking the course for the scenery along. During the week it is
relatively easy to get on the course. Booking is
advisable in the summer and the weekends. Only
restriction on visitor tee times when it is
competition days. Golfing parties accepted.
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Golf Tours: Play
at St. Andrews, Royal Dornoch, Cruden Bay,
Muirfield, Carnoustie, Nairn, Macrihanish and
many more courses. Our knowledge of our courses
will help make the best of your visit. We will
arrange a tour which ensures that you have no
worries about transport, accommodation and tee
off times.
Set in
beautiful parkland in the heart of
Scotland’s capital city, a mere one and a
half miles from the bustle of Princes
Street.
The 18-hole
course is a testing par 70 of 6207 yards
whose two par 5s are very long but its
par 3 is quite short by today’s
standards.
The character
lies in the amount of long testing par
4’s that can vary greatly depending on
wind direction and strength.
Prestonfield’s reputation of being a challenging
but fair course has made it a popular venue for a
number of competitions including the prestigious
Lothians Match Play Championship on six occasions.
Open from dawn 'til dusk. Visitors welcome.
Prestonfield has full catering facilities for
societies, outings, company days etc.
Located south of
Edinburgh on A702. The 18 hole course is 5662
yards, par 71. Excellent test of golf,
especially in the wind.
Magnificent views from the
top of the course. Motorised buggies are
available for hire. Visitors can take full
advantage of the Clubhouse facilities which
include a comfortable Lounge bar, Dining Room,
spacious locker rooms, a pool table, a
pressurised golf shoe cleaner, and secure
code-number access to the premises.
For opening times and prices etc for Lothianburn
Golf Club Edinburgh, Scotland see our website.
One of the most challenging golf courses in the
city, Braid Hills is not for the faint hearted.
But for golfers who like a challenge, or want to
test and develop their skills, this par 71
course will suit you to a 'tee'. It is 5865
yards long, hilly with areas of gorse bushes to
trap an errant shot. The course is one of the
most magnificent in Edinburgh, commanding
panoramic views across the capital.
Carrick Knowe Golf Course
Glendevon Park, Edinburgh, EH12 5UZ
Tel: 0131 337 1096
This 6055 yards long par 70 golf course is set
in the heart of the capital adjacent to
Murrayfield Stadium. The course has been
remodelled and the front nine holes have been
constructed to USPGA specifications, giving an
interesting comparison between old and new. This
is a fantastic course and will suit golfers at
varying levels from beginners to the expert
golfer and provides a great morning or afternoon
out.
Views of Arthur's Seat and the historic Calton
Hill monuments characterise this 18 hole par 70
course. There is an interesting mix of holes on
this undulating parkland course from some tricky
little par threes to some very testing par
fours. This is a relatively short 5511 yard
course that will suit all abilities.
With Arthur's Seat as an attractive backdrop
this nine hole parkland course is a beautifully
prepared and forgiving course. It plays to its
2566 yards par 32, and the small tight greens
make for accurate approach shots. The signature
hole is the long par 3 9th. This 177 yard hole
requires a straight long iron, avoiding the
bunkers at 150 yards, and plays up to a sloping
green making it a great hole to finish on.
The Princes Course at the Braids is a brand new
9 hole course, opened this year. It has an
excellent mixture of par 3s and 4s making it
ideal for beginners, children and families. This
course complements our existing facility at the
Braids and commands excellent views of the
Capital. This course is less demanding than its
neighbour and offers a different kind of
challenge.
Set on the shores of the River Forth in the
north of the city, this course has some
wonderful views of the estuary and on a clear
day you can see across the water to Cramond
Island and Fife. The course is 6281 yards long
with a par of 71. The course is undulating and
parkland in nature, the fairways being long and
expansive, although wayward shots can be left
wanting. The beautiful nature of the course
makes playing this a wonderful golfing
experience for all abilities.
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Challenging 9 hole course
with wide variety of holes, making it very
interesting to play. The course undulates
gently with the natural roll of the land. It is
not an easy course by any standard, but it is
great fun to play.
There is also a
superb floodlit
driving range
facility with 6
outdoor bays and
21 carpeted
indoor bays.
Tuition
available
The club is over a 100 years
old (we celebrated our centenary in 2003) and
features an 18 hole 5806 yard course.
Golfers have the use of
buggies and power caddies.There is a clubhouse and licensed bar,
where food is served and we have a full course in
the winter (full greens no mats). We welcome both
experienced and novice golfers. See our website
for competitions and directions to the club.
Set in the
heart of the Charleton Estate, said to be
one of the most beautiful golf courses in
Scotland.
The
course has gone from strength to strength
since opening in 1992.
18 holes and a par 72, SSS 72 as well as
a 9 hole pitch, putt driving range and
golf buggies.
The club house features a restaurant and bar. The
restaurant has food served 7 days per week,
special winter rate of £20.00 for a round of golf
plus a main course from the daily menu.
Situated on the edge of this
little West Highland village on the A82 ten miles
north of Fort William with excellent views of the
surrounding mountains.
Although comparatively small
in size it is a testing nine hole 2203 yards
S.S.S. 64. Visitors are welcome. The costs are £10
per 9 holes or £18 per day ticket.
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The Old Course Ranfurly Golf
Club is located in the heart of rural Renfrewshire
yet only a few miles from Glasgow, and easily
accessible from Glasgow and Prestwick Airports.
It is a par 70 course, which
is both fun and challenging to play and a test for
golfers of all abilities. From the higher moorland
part of the course there are magnificent views of
Ben Lomond and the Campsie Fells. The Clubhouse
includes locker rooms with secure changing
facilities for men and lady golfers and towels are
available for showering and washing. Moorland
course. 18 holes 6089 yards. S.S.S. 70.
Fereneze Golf Club is a
private members club located South West of
Glasgow.
Over 100 years old, our
moorland course is a visual delight. 18 holes,
5962 yards, S.S.S 70. Our clubhouse comprises two
comfortable lounges and a bar with dining area.
Established in 1893 a club
with a proud tradition and a reputation earned for
friendliness and hospitality.
Eastwood has been based at
Loganswell to the south side of Newton Mearns for
80 plus years, having relocated from its original
site in Orchard Park, Giffnock hence the name
"Eastwood". USGA style greens. 18 holes. 6071
yard. S.S.S. 70. Practice area. For further
information please feel free to telephone or visit
our dedicated
website.
Located in a lovely part of
Glasgow, Douglas Park Golf Club is a superb 18
hole parkland course, 5982 yards and S.S.S 69.
Whilst challenging, the
course is good golfers of all abilities. Ideal for
an outing, round off your day by sampling the
excellent catering facilities, clubhouse and fully
stocked pro-shop.
Balmore Golf Course enjoys
spectacular, uninterrupted views across majestic
countryside yet lies just seven miles from the
centre of Glasgow.
Whilst we maintain the best
traditions of the sport, we have a progressive
outlook and offer a warm welcome to visitors.
Whether you are planning a society day, corporate
event or just a relaxed, friendly game, Balmore is
ideally suited to your needs. Our 18 hole course
is up to USGA standard and our 10 acre practice
area is one of the largest and best in Scotland.
After a round of golf, relax and unwind in our
clubhouse, the adjoining dining room is ideal for
celebrations, private functions and corporate
entertaining.
Hilton Park is the only 36
hole golf club in the area.
Set in acres of rolling
moorland, it comprises the Hilton Course and the
Allander course, in which tens of thousands of
trees have been planted, providing shelter and
adding character to the area. The Allander course
is 18 holes 5487 yards S.S.S 67, whilst the Hilton
course is 18 holes 6054 yards S.S.S 70. Visitors
are welcome. Enjoy a refreshing drink after a
round of golf in our clubhouse and visit our
well-stocked professional shop.
A stunning heathland course
situated high above the town of Port Glasgow on
the banks of the River Clyde.
Port Glasgow Golf Club
offers 18 holes, 5,712 yards, 5224 metres, S.S.S
68 and practice facilities. Whilst enjoying one of
Inverclyde's most challenging rounds of golf with
spectacular views up and down the River Clyde and
beyond, members may take the views for granted but
they are views that visitors will never forget!
The magnificent parkland course with mature
tree-lined fairways is located on the banks of
the River Clyde in Renfrew. The course is 6800
yards long which provides a challenging test for
all golfers. It is not surprising, therefore,
that the course is a qualifying host for The
Open and continues to be a favoured venue for
prestigious amateur and professional
tournaments. The clubhouse at Renfrew Golf Club
includes gents, ladies and junior locker areas
with shower rooms. Visitors have full use of
these before and after completing their round of
golf.
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