
Architect
James Braid
Established
1889
Par / Length
69 / 5700y
Access
N/A
Green Fee
$$
Overview: Established in 1889 and significantly redefined by the great James Braid, Lenzie Golf Club is an attractive and historic 18-hole parkland course located near the northern boundary of Greater Glasgow. The layout is a par 69, stretching to 5,700 yards, and is composed of two distinct halves separated by the Glasgow to Edinburgh railway line. The course is renowned for its magnificent, century-old timber, subtle elevation changes, and relatively small, well-defended greens. Lenzie presents an approachable and highly enjoyable test of shot-making that remains deeply loyal to its 19th-century origins.
Did You Know? The original clubhouse and lands were built concurrently with the railway boom of the late 1800s, reflecting the Victorian expansion of the Glasgow commuter belt. The course's "Railway" holes remain iconic components of the round, demanding a calm nerve and a straight strike.
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19 Crosshill Road, Lenzie