Architect
James Braid
Established
1910
Par / Length
70 / 6000y
Access
N/A
Green Fee
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Overview: Lochmaben Golf Club is a unique and enchanting parkland course situated on the shores of the Kirk Loch in Dumfries and Galloway. Originally established in 1910 and later extended to 18 holes with the influence of James Braid, the course is defined by its intimacy with the water. Several holes skirt the edge of the loch, where local wildlife and the ruins of Lochmaben Castle (once the seat of Robert the Bruce) provide a serene and atmospheric backdrop. The layout is characterized by its rolling fairways and strategic hazards, offering a varied and rewarding test of golf in a prime location.
Did You Know? The club is famous for its welcoming atmosphere and its "lakeside" holes, which provide a different challenge depending on the water level and the prevailing winds of the Nith Valley. It is often cited as one of the most scenic and relaxing places to play in the south-west of Scotland.
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Castlehill Gate, Lochmaben
