North Lanarkshire, United Kingdom
Easter Moffat Golf Club, founded in 1922, is located 2 miles east of Airdrie in Lanarkshire, Scotland. The 18-hole course features scenic views across to the Campsie and Ochil hills, offering an attractive moorland setting. The layout presents a good challenge for golfers of varying abilities, with the par 4 12th hole recognized as one of the toughest in the county. The signature 18th hole, played from an elevated tee toward the green fronting the clubhouse, provides a memorable finishing hole. The course is described as forgiving despite its demanding character, making it suitable for average golfers seeking an engaging test. Recent improvements over the past decade have enhanced its reputation as one of Lanarkshire's premier courses. The clubhouse occupies the former Easter Moffat estate mansion house and provides comprehensive facilities including a bar serving meals, changing rooms, showers, and practice areas for visitors.
