Fullarton Golf Course

Overview

The three municipal courses of Fullarton, Lochgreen and Darley play alongside Royal Troon, Portland and Barassie to form a group of six courses which totally surround the famous golfing town of Troon.

Close to the great championship links of Royal Troon, and adjacent to Lochgreen and Darley, Fullarton, at slightly less than 5,000 yards, provides endless enjoyment for golfers of more modest ability or golf societies looking for a testing morning warm-up round. An uplands links course, with narrow, undulating fairways generally flanked by heather and gorse. The longest hole is the 1st at 434 yards, there are six par three holes demanding great precision and accuracy.

Golf Pass. Discounted passes are available.

Nearby attractions. Non-golfers can enjoy miles of sandy beaches, interspersed with parts of rocky outcrops. With spectacular views and sunsets, the Firth of Clyde, Isle of Arran and Ailsa Craig (a bird sanctuary) enjoy mild weather due to the West Coast Gulf Stream.

Turnberry, Burns Cottage and Tam O'Shanter Experience, Culzean Castle, Dundonald Castle, Royal Troon Golf Course, Old Prestwick Golf Course, Ayr Racecourse, Ayr Low Green, Craigie Estate and Rozelle Estate are all in close proximity. The Carrick Hills or Galloway Forrest offers hiking or biking opportunities for outdoors experiences.

Competition Troon Golf Week 28th Aug - 2nd September 2005, 6 rounds £30

Junior Open Competition, Tuesday 2nd August 2005, The Tom Lehman is played over all 3 Troon courses, and is open to all juniors. phone 01292 617408 for details.

South Ayrshire Council operates this attraction, which is within a few miles of Glasgow Prestwick International Airport,

Opening Exceptions: Christmas Day & New Years Day.