Dumfries & Galloway (A To H)

Brighouse Bay Golf Club

Course Description

Brighouse Bay Golf course is a stunning 18 hole course 6 miles south west of the Artists’ Town of Kirkcudbright on the Solway Coast in Dumfries and Galloway, South-West Scotland.

From the White Tees the course measures 6636 yds and is rated Par 73 (SSS 72), and from the Yellow Tees it measures 5662 Yds and is rated Par 70 (SSS 68). The course measures 5245 yds from the Ladies Red Tees and is Par 72 (SSS 72)

The course is perched imposingly above the beautiful Solway coastline and has spectacular sea views stretching over the Irish Sea to the Isle of Man

The natural coastal terrain plus the varying lengths from each of the 3 tees, change the character of each hole and make the course interesting and challenging whatever your ability and handicap level.

Golf Club facilities include a six bay covered driving range, short-game practice area and 9 hole (par 3) course. Buggies and golf clubs are available for hire.

Cally Palace Golf Hotel

Course Description

This par 71, 6062 yd course is sculpted into the parkland surrounding the hotel and uses the natural contours of the land and the magnificent trees, the hidden burns and the Cally Lake.

The course has a friendly, welcoming atmosphere and will guarantee a relaxing but challenging round.

Castle Douglas Golf Club

Course Description

Situated close to the center of the Food Town of Castle Douglas, this attractive and tree-lined 9-hole parkland course is a good test for all levels of golfer.

The well laid out course’s (5400 yards (18), SSS 66, par 68) greens and tees are superbly kept and are a pleasure to play. The parkland layout throws up some very interesting holes, particularly the third, with its plateau green – very difficult to catch in regulation.

Colvend Golf Club

Course Description

Colvend Golf Club was founded in 1905. The principal architect was Willie Fernie. The course was re-designed in 1985 by architect Dave Thomas, and was extended to 18 holes in May 1997 when the principal architect was John Souter of GTI. The renowned golfer and TV commentator Peter Alliss also had a hand in its design.

Nothing stands still, and our Centenary Project (2005) was to improve the course with adjustments to the 12th hole and the introduction of a new 15th and 16th. These were designed in-house and the new layout opened for play in 2007.

Our testing eighteen hole parkland layout is situated on the gorgeous Solway Coast, conveniently located between Dumfries and Dalbeattie, and amongst the holiday destinations of Southerness, Kippford, Rockcliffe and Sandyhills with their abundant range of accommodation. The course provides views over the Solway Firth to the Cumbrian Fells and, on a clear day, offers a glimpse of the Isle of Man.

Some of the holes offer challenging water features, and tree lined fairways abound. We are particularly proud of our large Oaks and other hardwood trees, which are significant features around the course.

Craigieknowes Golf Club

Crichton Golf Club

Course Description

The Crichton Golf Course is a wooded parkland course with magnificent views of the town and surrounding area. It is a tight nine hole course measuring 2976 yards off the gents medal tees. The course standard scratch is 69 from the gents medal tees.

We are directly opposite Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary, one mile outside Dumfries on Bankend Road.

Dalbeattie Golf Club

Course Description

Formed in 1894, Dalbeattie Golf Club is one of the oldest 9-hole clubs in Dumfries & Galloway.
With the stunnng views of the surrounding Urr Valley and along the Lake District hills, a round of golf here is very easy on the eye.

Dinvin Course at Portpatrick Golf Club

Dumfries and County Golf Club

Course Description

Dumfries and County golf club offers golfers of all abilities an enjoyable golfing experience. Renowned for the consistently fast greens due to the USGA design this Fernie/Braid designed parkland course really is the Queen of the South well worthy of a visit.

Dumfries and Galloway Golf Club

Course Description

Established in 1880, Dumfries and Galloway Golf Club moved to their present home at Summerhill in 1895 from nearby Kingholm.

The par of the course is 70, with a standard scratch of 71 and Dumfries & Galloway Golf Club is a rolling, parkland course measuring 6222 yards.

The course is maintained to high standards and is situated in a delightful, picturesque setting on the edge of Dumfries in Southern Scotland.

Gatehouse Golf Club

Course Description

Set in an idyllic location, there are stunning views from the course of Wigtown Bay, the Clints of Dromore and the massif of Cairnsmore of Fleet. The Scenery is breathtaking in every season.

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.

Hoddom Castle Golf Course

Course Description

Hoddom Castle Golf course is a 9 hole golf course par33. The course is landscaped with natural woodland and man made features and is surrounded by the River Annan making it quite a challenging course.