Cameron House,
Loch Lomond, Dunbartonshire G83 8QZ
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+44 (0)1389 713 672Pro shop
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Visit websiteGolf pro
Robbie King (Head PGA Professional).The Course:
18 holes. Tree-lined & open parkland. Undulating terrain - a few slopes to climb (more so from the 9th hole onward).
Surroundings:
Lochside, rural countryside and woodland.
Designer:
Canadian course architect Doug Carrick.
Above distances are for The Carrick course. Also at The Carrick/Cameron House is the nine-hole Wee Demon course (par-31; 2155 yds; rating men 31, women 32.5).
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18 miles NW of Glasgow
From Glasgow take the M8 (heading west direction Greenock) and then M898 and cross over the River Clyde at the Erskine Bridge. After approx 10 mi at the A82/A811 intersection (and Stirling turn-off) continue on the A82, direction Crianlarich/Tarbert. After approx 3 mi The Carrick is on your right.
Note: the co-owned Cameron House Hotel is located 2.5 mi south of The Carrick (shuttle buses operate between the golf and hotel).
The Carrick on Loch Lomond: Doug Carrick's first major design project in the UK is an excellent championship golf course "on the bonnie, bonnie banks o' Loch Lomon'". His skilful use of the undulating lakeside terrain allows the course to blend effortlessly into this ancient Scottish landscape. Pudding bowl hills, the majesty of Loch Lomond, and Ben Lomond in the distance, ensure many spectacular views accompany your round. Along the way, Carrick's use of stylish deep revetted bunkers also reinforces the layout's unmistakably Scottish feel.
The flatter "lowland" front-nine weaves its way through open meadows, rolling countryside and occasionally runs alongside inland lagoons. The par-4 3rd and 4th holes are a menacing duo of potential card-wreckers. Both are wrapped tightly alongside two separate lagoons. The long par-5 8th is a wonderfully handsome hole from its elevated teeing ground through to its heavily bunker-defended green; Glen Fruin gives the hole a beautifully scenic backdrop.
Greater elevation change and magnificent views onto Loch Lomond characterise the early part of the more open back-nine, while the closing stretch gets you right alongside Loch Lomond itself. The plunging par-3 14th is set to become one of the Carrick's most famous and photographed holes. It also marks the point on the back-nine where you eventually turn away from the A82 Glasgow-Crianlarich road, which is never too far away from the course's western boundary.
The excellent and modern clubhouse matches the quality of the course. It is also home to a revitalising Spa; where better to soothe those tired muscles and possibly bruised golfing egos!
Stay&Play at The Carrick: luxury accommodation available in the 5-star Cameron House hotel, see Where2Stay section below.
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance.
Contact club for full details, discounts, Stay&Play packages, etc. [Last updated: 2023].
Players generally walk this course. Caddies available by arrangement.
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The Carrick golf course is part of a spectacular Stay&Play development that also includes the Cameron House hotel, an 18th century baronial lodge on the banks of Loch Lomond. The Carrick has host many prestigious amateur and professional tournaments, starting with the Ladies Scottish Open. For more details see Top Golf Tournaments at The Carrick.
Scotland's 91st best course (Golf World, 2024).
Loch Lomond, Aleandria, Dunbartonshire G83 8QZ.
+44 (0)1389 755 565
Visit websiteThe 18th century Cameron House, occupies a stunning location on the banks of Loch Lomond. The hotel provides luxury accommodation, first class leisure facilities, excellent cuisine and impeccable Scottish hospitality. Golfers are excellently catered for, with the superb 18-hole Carrick championship golf course and the 9-hole Wee Demon course located just 2.5 mi to the north (by courtesy bus or car).
The Carrick (2.5 mi)
Loch Lomond (5 mi).
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