Lanarkshire

Airdrie Golf Club plays over a traditional woodland course on the edge of the town, its greens re-laid to USGA specifications in recent years to a high modern standard. The club offers flexible membership options and prides itself on a friendly, welcoming atmosphere for golfers of all abilities. It remains one of the longer-established clubs serving the Airdrie and Monklands area.

Bellshill Golf Club was established in 1905 and has provided eighteen holes of parkland golf to the local community for well over a century. The club has built a reputation for a welcoming atmosphere alongside its long competitive history, serving golfers of all standards in North Lanarkshire. It remains an active fixture of the local golfing scene around Motherwell and Bellshill.

Biggar Golf Club lies on parkland at the edge of the historic market town of Biggar, in the upper reaches of Clydesdale, offering scenic views towards the Tinto Hills. The course provides a fair, accessible test of golf for both members and the many visitors drawn to the town's museums and heritage attractions. It remains one of the principal clubs of rural South Lanarkshire.

Cambuslang Golf Club lies just south-east of Glasgow, its course readily accessible from the M74 motorway and a short walk from Cambuslang railway station. The club offers a traditional parkland test of golf serving the Cambuslang and Rutherglen communities. It remains a well-established local club within easy reach of Glasgow's southern suburbs.

Carluke Golf Club plays over an eighteen-hole parkland course on the edge of the Clydesdale town, offering pleasant views across the surrounding countryside. The club has a long-standing role in the local community, hosting open competitions and society visits alongside its regular membership programme. It remains one of the principal golf clubs serving the Carluke and Clydesdale area.

Carnwath Golf Club, whose 'The 1907 Club' membership category points to its origins in the early twentieth century, was laid out by the noted design partnership of Auchterlonie, Moone and Clark on rolling countryside near the village of Carnwath. The course blends artistic, naturally contoured fairways with well-shaped greens, earning it a reputation as one of Lanarkshire's finer inland tests. It continues to serve golfers across the upper Clyde valley.

Colville Park Golf & Country Club takes its name from the Colville steelmaking family who once dominated Motherwell's industrial landscape, its parkland course laid out around the historic New Jerviston House. The club combines golf with function and wedding facilities, giving it a broader role in the local community beyond membership golf. It remains a well-used club serving Motherwell and the surrounding area.

Dalziel Park Golf and Country Club is a modern hotel and golf resort on the southern edge of Motherwell, combining an 18-hole parkland course with conference, wedding and leisure facilities. Its contemporary layout and resort-style amenities distinguish it from Lanarkshire's older traditional clubs. The club continues to serve both members and hotel guests as a golf and events destination.

Drumpellier Golf Club occupies a mature parkland setting on the edge of Coatbridge, close to Drumpellier Country Park, and is regarded as one of the better inland courses in North Lanarkshire. The club has a long competitive tradition and a well-appointed clubhouse used for both golf and social events. It remains a prominent member club in the Monklands area.

East Kilbride Golf Club plays over a parkland course on the edge of Scotland's largest post-war new town, offering an established, well-maintained test of golf for members across South Lanarkshire. The club has a strong junior and social programme reflecting East Kilbride's large local population. It remains one of the principal private clubs in the town alongside the area's municipal courses.

Easter Moffat Golf Club was founded in 1922 and plays over parkland surrounding a historic mansion house near Plains, on the outskirts of Airdrie. The course combines mature woodland with open parkland holes, giving a varied test across its eighteen holes. The club remains a well-established fixture of North Lanarkshire golf, marking over a century of play.

Hollandbush Golf Club occupies an elevated, exposed site above Lesmahagow, its moorland-parkland course offering wide views across the surrounding Lanarkshire countryside. The club is known for providing an accessible and affordable golfing option for the local community, with a strong emphasis on welcoming new members. It remains a well-regarded club serving Lesmahagow and the wider Clydesdale area.

Kirkhill Golf Club lies on the edge of Cambuslang, its parkland course giving fine views across the Clyde valley towards Glasgow. The club maintains a strong community identity and has long served golfers in the Cambuslang and Rutherglen area. It remains an active and well-supported member club within South Lanarkshire.

Langlands Golf Club is a municipal course run by South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture on the western edge of East Kilbride, offering accessible parkland golf for the local community. It provides an affordable route into the game alongside the town's private East Kilbride club. The course remains a well-used facility for casual and club golfers alike.

Shotts Golf Club traces its origins to a meeting convened by the Reverend R W Rutherford in December 1895, and moved to its present Blairhead site in 1922. The course layout was substantially reworked by James Braid from 1936, a project that took until 1949 to complete, and its par-3 fourth hole, 'The Devil's Elbow', is rated among Scotland's finest short holes. The club remains a highlight of the Lanarkshire golfing scene for its Braid pedigree.

Torrance House Golf Club plays over a municipal parkland course within Calderglen Country Park on the southern edge of East Kilbride, run by South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture. The course's parkland setting alongside the country park's gorge and waterfalls gives it an attractive backdrop uncommon among municipal facilities. It remains a well-used club offering accessible golf to the wider East Kilbride community.