Golf Clubs in North Ayrshire

Largs, North Ayrshire - Largs Golf Club is a long-established private golf club with a superb 18-hole parkland course, situated in front of Kelburn Castle overlooking the Firth of Clyde with the islands of Cumbrae, Bute and Arran in the background, with Arran's Goat Fell and the 'Sleeping Warrior' dominating the landscape. Our course is a challenging and well manicured 18 hole golf course. Entry forms for these and other open competitions in the local area are available on www.GolfCentral.co.uk. Please send us your request using this form and we will confirm your booking by email. We provide a first class golf experience...

Irvine, North Ayrshire - Glasgow Golf Club was founded in 1787, seven years after the Town Council had started to issue permits for playing golf on Glasgow Green, although the records of the Kirk Session show that golf was being played in Glasgow almost 200 years before. Considerably more detail about the history of Glasgow Golf Club can be found in. We are a members’ club, and we believe we’re unique, as we have two top-quality courses 35 miles apart. It was designed by Willie Park Jnr in 1912 and we are naturally proud of the fact that it is chosen regularly by the Royal and Ancient Golf Club as a final qualifying...

Isle of Arran, North Ayrshire - Lamlash Golf Club website with many excellent pictures of the course including a hole by hole guide. This site also includes information on how to play the course and has a listing of all past champions. The First Hole is a good introduction as to what is to follow. Going left from the Tee should be avoided as there is a burn running the length of the 1st fairway. Lamlash Golf Course is a delightful Par 64 - 18 hole, golf course. An example of the challenge set can be seen in the fact that it has many long Par 3's, including two measuring over 220 yds. Set on the hillside above the village of Lamlash...

Isle of Cumbrae, North Ayrshire - Millport Golf Club on the Isle of Cumbrae was founded in 1888 making it one of the oldest established courses on the Firth of Clyde. In 1913 the well-known golf course architect, James Braid, was invited to lay out the course "to suit the modern game". The club was formed in 1888 and at the time was known as The Cumbrae Golf Club. There is a practice area where you can warm up before tackling the course. Practice balls are available for hire from the Pro Shop. The 13th and 17th holes both measure 449 about yards and like most of the courses around this area the weather plays an important part...

Isle of Arran, North Ayrshire - The land for the Golf club was originally part of Drumadoon Farm. Alexander Boyd, a banker based in Glasgow, is credited as the founder of the club. A free drop of one club length. from the nearest point of relief will be allowed. As a result of improved practices and mechanisation not to mention downright hard work on the part of greenkeepers and administrative staff, today the course is open for play all year round, excepting the most inclement of weather. In 1997 Golf Monthly magazine voted Shiskine the 77 th best course in the UK and Ireland. The book from which these extracts are taken is...

Irvine, North Ayrshire - It is also one of the final qualifying courses when The Open is played at Turnberry or Royal Troon. We hope you enjoy your visit to our web site, that you find the information provided is useful and of sufficient detail and we look forward to welcoming you in the near future. The reputation of Western Gailes as one of the game's finest and more exacting courses has spread world wide, as evidenced by its numerous visitors from well furth of Scotland 's shores. Western Gailes will be open to visitors from 1st April 2007 to 31st October 2007 although limited times are available November 2006 to March...