Loudoun Gowf Club

Loudoun Gowf Club is an 18-hole parkland course in Irvine Valley, Ayrshire, with deep Scottish roots and a unique historic identity. The name refers to the old Scottish term for golf, with references to the game going back over 400 years. In 1909, the Duchess of Loudoun hit the first ball, continuing the club's tradition in a special way. The course lies in gently rolling hills, lush greenery, and rows of mature trees. A sometimes present burn, well-maintained and bunkered greens, and strategically placed par-3s provide variety and challenge. Loudoun Gowf Club is also known as a venue for a Scottish golf championship and concludes the round with a welcoming atmosphere in the modern clubhouse, where dining and bar come together.