Set across a sprawling 360 acre estate that once belonged to shipping baron, Sir William Lithgow, Gleddoch is one of Scotland’s most scenic and enjoyable courses that offers golfers of all levels a challenge they won’t forget.

The course itself has matured well with its well kept fairways and challenging layout are set against a backdrop spectacular views across the Clyde Estuary to Ben Lomond. Created with the natural surroundings, the course has many burns that wander through the course coming into play on many holes.

The spectacular 17th is what most visitors will remember however, a tricky par 3 played across a lake with a 150ft drop from tee shot to fairway.

As well as the fantastic views and holes on offer the club also has a four hole practice course to tweak your game with 300 yard practice range to work on your swing before setting out on your round, Gleddoch demands that you play well.