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Founded in 1973, Troon Welbeck Golf Club is a private club playing the Troon Links Courses of Lochgreen, Darley and Fullarton. The clubhouse has great views over all courses allowing you to watch players starting and completing their rounds. Troon Welbeck welcomes new members in all sections of the club.​​
Golf View is a 4-star Victorian guesthouse where the charm and elegance of the past combine with the comforts and luxury of today. Golf View is located overlooking the 14th & 18th greens of the world-famous Prestwick Golf Course, venue of the first Open Golf Championship in 1860. At Golf View we pride ourselves in making your stay a memorable one - come and enjoy our hospitality.
Enjoy a fantastic golf holiday in Scotland, "The Home of Golf". Create your own custom golf tour or choose from one of our golf tour packages. At Golf Made Simple in Scotland we provide golf tours at the best golf courses in Scotland. Golfing holidays include accommodation and local transport so that you can concentrate on playing golf.
Set in a seaside location, the neighbouring Gulf Stream ensures year round links golf, whilst the romantic peaks of Arran present a stunning backdrop to the landscape. It was over the links land of Scotland that the game of golf was born and still today the true links experience is unparalleled the world over.
The opening of Annanhill golf course was marked by an exhibition foursome featuring two of Scotland’s greatest golfers, Eric Brown and John Panton. The Annanhill pro, John McLean and the Prestwick St Nicholas pro, Willie MacDonald made up the foursome and the match finished all square.
Ardeer Golf Club can boast quite a respectable degree of seniority amongst the golf clubs of Ayrshire, having been formed in 1880. Indeed only Prestwick, Prestwick St Nicholas and Troon are older than the club. The original course was 9 holes laid out on the links around the Sandyhills area of Stevenston. Although the course has since long gone, the original red sandstone clubhouse remains.
