Campsie Road
Kirkintilloch, East Dunbartonshire, United Kingdom
Kirkintilloch Golf Club is an 18-hole, par 70 parkland course established in 1895 and designed by legendary architect James Braid. Located 9 miles north of Glasgow in Kirkintilloch, Scotland, the course sits amongst rolling terrain with the Campsie Fells providing a stunning backdrop and panoramic views.
The undulating layout offers a fair and true test of golf, with the club's greens regularly regarded as among the finest in the county. The course features pitch marks that require repair and divots that need attention, indicating well-maintained playing surfaces.
The club provides comprehensive facilities including a full-size practice area, practice nets, putting green, and an "Urban Gowf" indoor golf simulator. The clubhouse includes two function suites available for private hire. A PGA Professional offers tuition, custom club fitting, and equipment repairs.
The club has hosted notable visitors, including Frank Sinatra, who played the course on 11 July 1953. The surrounding area offers hotels and restaurants for visitors, and the town is known as the "Canal Capital of Scotland."
