 £26-£50
per person per round
Belleisle Golf Course
Belleisle Park
Doonfoot
AYR
KA7 4DU |
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Facilities
Public bar
Catering facilities
Changing rooms
Showers
Professional shop |
| (Two miles south of Ayr
town centre on the A719 Ayr to Dunure coast road) |
Designed by James Braid in 1927, this course is
of genuine quality, which provides an enjoyable challenge to
all levels of golfers.
Widely recognised and accepted as one of the top public course in Scotland behind
St Andrews and Carnoustie.
Belleisle is a gently sloping parkland course set in picturesque woodland among
a host of mature beech trees.
It regularly plays host to a number of professional tournaments and presents
itself with wonderful views across the Firth of Clyde to the Isle of Arran.
There are only two Par 4’s less than 400 yards along with some teasingly
testing Par 3’s.
It boasts a tricky closing hole of some 532 yards around a slight dogleg, over
a steep gully and along to a scenic finish.
All in all it is an opportunity, which should not be passed up. |
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Visitors- yellow tees
Par – 69
........ SSS - 70 Course length 6047 yards
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Visitor Days
No restrictions – 7 days available |
Brunston Castle Golf Course
Dailly
By Girvan
KA26 9GD |
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Facilities
Public bar
Catering facilities
Changing rooms
Showers
Professional shop
Electric buggies
Club hire
Driving range |
(Travel south from Ayr
on the A77 into Maybole – turn left in centre of Maybole
along the B7023 to Crosshill – when in Crosshill turn
right along the B7023–as you enter Dailly then take first
right along the Main Street – turn right over the bridge
and then first left along the golf course driveway up to the
clubhouse).
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Situated in the heart of Ayrshire a few miles north
of Girvan this parkland course lies amidst the naturally sheltered
valley of the Water of Girvan.
The area enjoys an exceptionally mild climate, which ensures that the course
is rarely closed.
The modern well-equipped clubhouse commands some spectacular views over the tree-lined
course.
Enjoy the floodlit driving range facilities in order to loosen up before the
main event.
A beautiful test of golf with a few tricky challenges.
Watch out for the water hazard surrounding the Par 3 seventeenth where many a
golfer has come unstuck. |
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Visitors- yellow tees
Par – 72
........ SSS - 70 Course length 6022 yards
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Visitor Days
7 days available – limited times
on Saturday |
Lochgreen Golf
Course
Harling Drive
Troon
KA10 6NF |
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Facilities
Public bar
Catering facilities
Changing rooms
Showers
Professional shop |
| (Situated next to the
Troon Railway Station). |
Lochgreen Golf Course
lies within the town of Troon and is often considered
the best of the municipal courses in Troon although
it is slightly longer than its neighbours.
Lochgreen is predominately a links style course but has one stretch,
which has parkland style characteristics.
It has previously been used as an Open qualifier and is a course
of genuine links quality. Jack Nicklaus once shot 82 followed by
68 here to make the cut by one shot.
The course has several holes similar to its near neighbour Royal
Troon with some tricky gorse-surrounded greens and hazardous bunkers.
In particular the 16th dogleg, which sweeps to the right along past
pine trees and punishing gorse before arriving at a well guarded
green.
If you drive with confidence and strike commanding approach shots
you cannot fail to enjoy.
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Visitors -yellow tees
Par – 74 ........ SSS
- 72
Course length 6459 yards
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Visitor Days
No restrictions – 7 days
available
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St Cuthbert’s Golf
Course
East Road
Prestwick
KA9 2SX |
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Facilities
Public bar
Catering facilities
Changing rooms
Showers
Practice net
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| (Travel south on the
A77 to Ayr until Whitletts Roundabout – take
the last turning from the roundabout into Heathfield
Road (B743) – travel along for about a mile until
just after the football pitches which are on your left – turn
right at the traffic lights into East Road and the
golf course is on your right about 800yards further
along). |
This parkland course
has been vastly improved in recent times with the addition
of hundreds of trees many of which have reached maturity.
Some creative mounding has also been added to improve
the character.
You will find no fewer than nine doglegs which all require accuracy
from the tee in order to preserve your score.
Greens are cunningly sloped with some having two tiers giving plenty
of food for thought for those who play here.
Watch out for the up slopes before some of the greens, which are
designed to stop the ball in its tracks.
All in all it is a delightful golfing experience where you always
receive a friendly and helpful welcome.
Not to be missed. |
Visitors - yellow tees
Par – 68 ........ SSS - 70
Course length 6133 yards
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Visitor Days
Mon – Tue – Thu – Fri – Sun(12.00
to 2.00pm)
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