The spelling of golf has changed over the last few centuries and this is the only club in the world to have retained the original spelling of the old Scots tongue. this course differs from most in Ayrshire in that it is a parkland course and not links.

It runs alongside the A71 road and if you do not have a great tee shot you might find yourself being assaulted by an irate driver! The course itself deceives you as you think it is relatively flat but once you are out on it you find that the hills to the back of the clubhouse can be quite a rise.

the grounds are in good condition and problems with drainage a few years back can be dismissed as a fading memory. Years ago the turf from this piece of Ayrshire countryside was supplied to Hampden Park on a regular basis and the ground is not too far away from that again. The clubhouse is modern and very welcoming and if you are a bagger of different courses then this is the one for you.