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10 Golf Courses in Stirlingshire That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Stirlingshire, United Kingdom including Vale of Leven Golf Club, Dunblane New Golf Club, Killin Golf Club, Aberfoyle Golf Club, Brucefields Family Golf Centre, Bridge of Allan Golf Club, Stirling Golf Club, Callander Golf Club, Jurassic Parrr Adventure Golf, Clydebank & District Golf Club.
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1. Vale of Leven Golf Club
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
The Vale of Leven Golf Club was formed in 1907 and the course is situated on the east side of the valley overlooking the surrounding area with some tremendous views of Loch Lomond, Loch Lomond National Park and Ben Lomond. From the highest point of the course the view extends as far as Dumbarton Rock and the Clyde estuary. Classed part parkland and part heathland very playable 5,037 yard Par 67.
2. Dunblane New Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
3. Killin Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 70 reviews
Perthshire Scotland
Reviewed By 893didram - Leicestershire, United Kingdom
Played here while on holiday & this is an absolutely beautiful 9 hole golf course. Stunning scenery & course in excellent condition. Some great holes, including teeing off over the river, a par 4 with 2 blind shots & a 95 yard par 3 that you have to pitch over a wall. Also, every single shot you play has a gorgeous view. Only saw about 4 other people too, so it really was millionaire's golf. Would definitely recommend a visit here for 9 or 18 holes( different tees for back 9)
4. Aberfoyle Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By GabrielDover
Beautiful course to which me and my dad have visited numerous times. Very, very challenging, with any stray shots resulting in multiple double bogeys. Make no mistake that this 'short' 66 par round will be a quick one, as you are consistently fighting a literal uphill battle, but trust me, the views at each hole are worth it! The only down side i had ever found that there was a short period in time where the clubhouse was not open for the best part of the day. However, after re-visiting last week, i can proudly say the clubhouse was open right up until 7 o'clock. If you think you're a good player and can dismiss this 'short' course, think again!
5. Brucefields Family Golf Centre
6. Bridge of Allan Golf Club
7. Stirling Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
8. Callander Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By R1830ZDalang
This was my 1st game on this golf course - really enjoyed it - visited the trees too often but the course was a great challenge which i cant wait to play again. Very friendly staff within the shop and the clubhouse catering was very good. Stunning setting definetely worth a game if you get the chance. Alan G Balfron Golf Club
9. Jurassic Parrr Adventure Golf
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 112 reviews
Visit our Adventure Golf Course in Glasgow. A great day out for all the family on our outdoor adventure golf course with near life-sized dinosaurs.
Reviewed By I4905GKgrahams
Our two American grandchildren ( 4 and 5) had expressed in dinosaurs, and having previously visited Jurassic Parr for a coffee, and aware of the "crazy golf", we asked the receptionist if we could walk round the course and admire the excellent animal models. They 'oohed and aahed' at the lifelike creations, were hugely impressed with the roars and movement of the creatures, and loved the jungle scenery and crashed helicopter and Jeep. Following a brief lunch (mac and cheese, and a burger) for the kids, they repeated the adventure round the course again, with hoots of laughter and screams alike.Full marks for the accommodating staff, and for the excellent service in the restaurant
10. Clydebank & District Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
