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If you're planning a golf holiday, then Arran is the place to be. The Isle of Arran
has no fewer than seven golf courses!
Arran Holidays - Isle of Arran Golf
The Isle of Arran has no fewer than seven golf courses! Three of these are 18 hole
courses at Brodick, Lamlash and Whiting Bay. There's a 12 hole course at Shiskine.
Other 9 hole courses are at Machrie, Lochranza and Corrie.
If you're planning to have a golf holiday then this is obviously the place to be.
You can buy an Arran Golf Pass which saves you 20% of course fees. It entitles you
to one round of golf on each course and is valid for a year from the date of purchase
- in case you're going to take your time.
7-course Arran Golf pass.
£105
The Arran Golf Pass entitles the bearer to one round of golf on each of Arran's
seven popular courses:
Brodick (01770 302349)
Corrie (01770 810223)
Lamlash (01770 600196)
Lochranza (01770 830273)
Machrie Bay (01770 840213)
Shiskine (01770 860226)
Whiting Bay (01770 820208)
To apply for your Arran Golf Pass (valid for 1 year) send your name, address and
telephone number and a cheque for £105 made payable to "Arran Golf Pass"
to:
Fiona Crawford, Secretary
Arran Golf Pass
Crossaig
Lochranza
Isle of Arran
01770 830270
Terms and conditions
* It is the cardholder's responsibility to book their own tee-off times (Early booking
is advised particularly during peak holiday periods). Please call each club to reserve
your tee-off time (phone numbers above).
*Pass valid for 1 year from date of purchase.
*Strictly no refunds.
Shiskine Golf
Shore Road
Blackwaterfoot
t: +44 (0) 1770 860226
f: +44 (0) 1770 860205
holes: 12
www.shiskinegolf.com
Nestling below Drumadoon Cliffs at Blackwaterfoot, Shiskine's challenging and picturesque
12-hole layout is truly one of the hidden gems in the world of golf. Founded in
1896, the original nine-hole course was laid out by the famous Willie Fernie of
Troon.
The course is crossed by two burns and has many distinguishing characteristics including
the longest par five on the island at 509 yards. There are several blind holes at
which various signals indicate when the green is clear and it is safe to play. The
holes have picturesque names such as 'The Crow's Nest', 'Paradise' and 'Hades' which
give an indication of their distinctive features.
Brodick Golf Club http://www.scottishgolfcourses.com/southwest/images/brodickc.jpg
Brodick
Isle of Arran
t: +44 (0) 1770 302 349
f: +44 (0) 1770 302 349
holes: 18
Located on the north side of the isle of Arran, Brodick Golf Club is the first golf
course you will come to when you step off the ferry.
There are, incidentally, seven golf courses on the island. Brodick is a very flat
parkland/seaside course and adjoins a beach. It was established in 1897 proving
that golf has been played on the island for a very long time.
At over 4, 000-yards it is extremely short and features mostly par threes, so those
who are good shot makers will fare best.
Corrie Golf Club
Sannox
Isle of Arran
t: +44 (0) 1770 810606
holes: 9
Established in 1892, this course features quite stunning views across the Firth
of Clyde and onto Argyle from a number of vantage points and is often the talking
pint of many visiting golfers to an island known as 'Scotland in Miniature'. The
course is quite a challenge, especially if the wind is its usual self - howling.
Although quite small, you will have to have a certain amount of control over your
ball if you are to put together a decent looking card. Notable holes include the
fourth, where there's a sign by the green warning of snakes! On a clear day, this
is easily one of the most beautiful golf courses in Scotland and well worth the
short trip form the mainland.
Lamlash Golf Club
Lamlash
Isle of Arran
t: +44 (0) 1770 600296
www.lamlashgolfclub.co.uk
holes: 18
The Isle of Arran offers a wonderful chance to get away from the hustle and bustle
of the city and just relax, taking in the refreshing Scottish air and, of course,
enjoy a few rounds of golf.
Lamlash is the island's oldest golf club and is a wonderfully scenic golf course.
It can cater for the most discerning touring golf enthusiast and the clubhouse overlooks
the magnificent 18th green - one of the finest finishing holes on the island, set
against the magnificent backdrop of the Arran landscape.
Lochranza Golf Club
Lochranza
Isle of Arran
Tel: +44 (0)1770 830273
Fax: +44 (0)1770 830600
www.lochranzagolf.com
holes: 9
Lochranza is a golf course for people who understand the deeper elements of playing
golf in beautiful locations. Many find it demanding and challenging, some even tricky,
while most enjoy its many natural features.
Those who have the necessary self-control can manage their round and achieve a rewarding
score, while those who lose the place can easily hit the 100 mark.
Some quite low handicappers have failed miserably when others have shown that practised
skills and good course management will do the business.
Machrie Bay Golf Club
Machrie Bay
Isle of Arran
Tel: +44 (0)1770 840329
Fax: +44 (0)1770 840266
www.machriebay.com
holes: 9
Machrie Bay is a small but quite interesting nine-hole situated 12 miles from Brodick
in the village of Machrie on the south side of Isle of Arran. It is ideal for getting
rid of your aches and pains after the long drive up.
The first is great wee hole with the beach on one side and the road on the other.
But you will need to be quite straight off the tee if you are to make par.
The second is another good hole, where a nice little chip over a mound to a hidden
green will get you on a roll. Each hole is full of character, a true facet of a
Scottish island golf course.
Whiting Bay Golf Club
Whiting Bay
Isle of Arran
Tel: +44 (0)1770 700487
holes: 18
Whiting Bay is situated on the beautiful island or Arran, known as 'Mini Scotland'.
Arran is home to no less than seven golf courses and this particular tract is one
of the most popular.
Regular ferries serve the island and the journey from the mainland takes just 55
minutes. Whiting Bay is just twenty minutes' drive from the ferry and is situated
on a hillside with superb panoramic views across to Holy Isle and the mainland coast.
Visitors are made to feel very welcome and can enjoy inexpensive golf on what is
a scenically beautiful course.