Glasgow (G to H)

Glasgow Golf Club

Gleddoch Golf Club

Glencruitten Golf Club

Course Description 

Glencruitten is a hilly parkland course with most of the holes playing to an elevated green or from an elevated tee, offering, even the most competent golfer, a real challenge together with an enjoyable and memorable experience.

Gourock Golf Club

Greenock Golf Club

Greenock Whinhill Golf Club

Haggs Castle Golf Club

Course Description 

Haggs Castle is one of the finest inland layouts in the west of Scotland.
Set in the magnificent mature parkland of Pollok Country Park, the tree-lined fairways of our course provide a wonderful contrast to the nearby, bustling city-centre.
At 6,426 yards from the white tees, and 5,987 yards off the yellow tees, the course is playable for all and a challenge for the best. To score well you’ll have to plot your way around, stay on the short grass and keep out of the trees.

Hamilton Golf Club

Hayston Golf Club

Course Description 

Hayston Golf Club is located one mile north west of the town of Kirkintilloch, off the A803, and just a short drive from the hustle and bustle of Glasgow city centre. Well established in a beautifully mature and secluded setting it is a hidden gem of a course that welcomes visiting golfers throughout the year.
A gently undulating, tree-lined, parkland course it is reaping the benefits of a tree-planting programme from many years previous and the course has continued to develop through to present day. The course records are a magnificent 60 (amateur) and 62 (professional), which will take some beating but, such is the enjoyment of the course, you’re guaranteed to have great fun in trying.

Helensburgh Golf Club

Course Description 

With stunning panoramic views across the Clyde Estuary towards Arran and over the Loch Lomond to the Trossachs, our exciting moorland course has been described as
‘One of the Best Moorland Courses in the West of Scotland’, a ‘Hidden Gem’ and a ‘Must Play’ experience.
Visitors can make use of and enjoy our bar and restaurant facilities or visit the pro shop and let our professional and friendly team take care of all your equipment, training and advice requirements. Our 200 yard practice area with 6 bays, chipping green and short game area allow golfers to hone their skills.

Hilton Park Golf Club

Course Description 

The Hilton course, the first of the two designed by James Braid, opened in 1927. The great architect/champion’s original design was futuristic almost to a fault. It included the world’s only par 6 (the old 5th hole) at something around 600 yards, according to old records, but members found the layout just a little too daunting. Braid returned and redesigned the course with the result you see today.
At 6233 yards (par 70 for men and 73 for ladies) today’s Hilton is the longer of our club’s two beautiful courses although it is slightly more forgiving of wayward tee shots than the Allander. The Hilton course affords spectacular, sweeping views of Glasgow, the Clyde and beyond to the south, and the Campsie Fells and the start of the Highlands to the east and north.
The Hilton’s three opening holes are among the best on the course and the four short holes are especially inviting with the 17th, our signature hole, offering a stunning downhill par 3 with a dramatic drop. A word of warning: legend has it that there is an unexploded WW2 shell under the 1st green on the Hilton. Just thought we’d mention it.
The Hilton course, the first of the two designed by James Braid, opened in 1927. The great architect/champion’s original design was futuristic almost to a fault. It included the world’s only par 6 (the old 5th hole) at something around 600 yards, according to old records, but members found the layout just a little too daunting. Braid returned and redesigned the course with the result you see today.
At 6233 yards (par 70 for men and 73 for ladies) today’s Hilton is the longer of our club’s two beautiful courses although it is slightly more forgiving of wayward tee shots than the Allander. The Hilton course affords spectacular, sweeping views of Glasgow, the Clyde and beyond to the south, and the Campsie Fells and the start of the Highlands to the east and north.
The Hilton’s three opening holes are among the best on the course and the four short holes are especially inviting with the 17th, our signature hole, offering a stunning downhill par 3 with a dramatic drop. A word of warning: legend has it that there is an unexploded WW2 shell under the 1st green on the Hilton. Just thought we’d mention it.

Hollandbush Golf Course