Crosshill Road
Glasgow, North Lanarkshire, United Kingdom
Lenzie Golf Club is a parkland course established in 1889 as a nine-hole layout, extended to 18 holes in 1907. Located in Lenzie, Glasgow, the course currently measures 5,984 yards with a Standard Scratch Score of 69, offering a challenging round for golfers of varying abilities through multiple tee options.
The course features mature trees throughout, adding to its difficulty and character. A distinctive aspect is its four par-3 holes, which play toward different compass points, ensuring varied wind conditions. From the elevated 10th tee, players enjoy panoramic views of the Campsie Hills and, on clear days, Ben Lomond to the west.
The mature parkland setting provides an engaging test of golf, with the combination of tree-lined fairways and elevation changes creating strategic interest. The clubhouse provides comprehensive facilities including catering services, and a PGA Professional offers tuition and equipment services. The club welcomes both members and visitors seeking an accessible yet testing round of Scottish parkland golf.
