Beith Golf Club

Beith Golf Club is a parkland course established in 1896, located on elevated terrain overlooking the town of Beith and the Garnock valley in Scotland. The course features 9 holes with par and yardage details available on the scorecard, with two tees per hole offering 18-hole play options for variety.

The layout comprises small undulating greens, rolling fairways, mixed rough, and numerous bunkers, presenting a challenging yet rewarding test of golf. The course benefits from excellent fast-draining conditions. Notable characteristics include the elevated 6th tee, from which seven counties are visible, along with panoramic views encompassing Ben Lomond, Arran, and Ailsa Craig. The natural landscape features abundant wildlife including deer and buzzards.

The course is described as tough but fair, suitable for golfers of all abilities from beginners to experienced players. Amenities include a practice driving area and practice putting green. Beith Golf Club maintains an active competition program, including a Winter League for 12-hole play, and welcomes visitors year-round. The club celebrates its picturesque setting across all seasons and remains an established fixture in Scottish golf.