Falkirk Tryst Golf Club

Overview: Founded in 1885 and situated on the site of the historic cattle fairs (or "trysts"), Falkirk Tryst Golf Club is an atmospheric and historic 18-hole parkland course. The layout has a long-standing association with the architecture of James Braid, who provided significant input to the course's design and strategic refinements. The course is characterized by its firm, fast-running fairways, intricate green complexes, and a variety of hole layouts that require creative shot-making. Set on relatively flat but strategically complex terrain, it offers a varied and technical challenge that rewards accuracy and a clever ground game.

Did You Know? The club's name and history are forever linked to the "Falkirk Tryst," which was once the largest livestock market in Scotland, attracting dealers from as far as the Highlands and London. The open, fair-ground heritage of the land is still reflected in some of the more open and windswept holes of the course.