One of Glasgow’s most scenic and enjoyable courses, Gleddoch offers golfers of all levels a challenge they won’t forget.

Set in a 360 acres estate which was once home to Shipping Baron, Sir William Lithgow, it is an ideal base from which to explore some of Scotland’s finest golf facilities.

Founded in 1975, the course has matured well and has transformed itself into one of the finest in its area and combines a well-resented and challenging layout with spectacular views across the Clyde Estuary to Ben Lomond. Located high in the Renfrewshire hills, visitors will play against the spectacular backdrop provided by these landmarks.

The ubiquitous burns meander their way throughout the course, coming into play on no less than nine holes.

Those visiting will remember the seventh, a tricky par-3 played across a lake and the 17th with its spectacular 150 feet drop from tee to fairway.

There is also a four-hole Academy course and 300-yard practice ground to fine tune your game before making a return visit – we guarantee you will.