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Nestling on the shore of the great river Clyde, Helensburgh is only 23 miles north west of Glasgow. With excellent train and road links Helensburgh is easily accessible . Helensburgh golf club is situated above the town with fine views over the Clyde estuary to the west and Loch Lomond to the east. The 18 hole 5942 yds par 69 course offers a stern golfing challenge.
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Helensburgh golf
club was founded in August 1893 with an original 9 hole layout, which
was approved by Old Tom Morris for the fee of £1 plus expenses
for the day. By 1905 the course had been extended to 18 holes. James
Braid visited Helensburgh golf club in the 1920s setting out several
bunkers, which are still catching out the golfer of today. |
The present clubhouse was opened
in 1909 by the Duke of Argyll. Major alterations took place in 1965,
1973 and most recently in 1997. Helensburgh has from the beginning been
a family golf club, with a predominantly town membership, who are
drawn from all walks of life. |
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Visitors are welcome, subject to availability, except on Saturdays. Green fees are indicated in the green fees section of the site, and on the booking form. For golf parties, advance booking via the office is requested, but small groups and individuals may book directly with the club's golf professional. Catering is available to suit all tastes and day packages can be provided. |
"Testing scenic moorland course, many natural hazards and
undulating fairways that will test your golf skills. The course
offers a variety of golf and well maintained. With quality greens,
excellent Golfgreenfees.com
Scotland-golf-tours.com
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