Whitecraigs Golf Club

Whitecraigs Golf Club is a classic parkland course near Glasgow with rolling fairways and smooth greens. The Big Course has 18 holes, par 70; the Wee Course has 9 holes, par 27, ideal for beginners. The 18-hole course demands strategy and precision and is challenging year-round in excellent condition. Established in 1905, the club has a rich history including Ryder Cup visits in 1929 and 1933 and Jack Nicklaus in 1983. After a bunker refurbishment in 2020, the course was further refined. The clubhouse offers a warm welcome with a dining room and lounge overlooking the 18th green.