Ballochmyle Golf Club

Ballochmyle Golf Club
Mauchline
Ayrshire
KA5 6LE

Coursetype: A scenic parkland course set in the beautiful Ayrshire countryside.

Number Of Holes: 18

Yardage: From the white tees 5972 yards.

Par: 70

TeeYardsParSlope Rating
Choose White Tee as slope rating playing option.597270124
Choose Yellow Tee as slope rating playing option.567270121
Choose Red Tee as slope rating playing option.507771121

Clubhouse Facilities

Bar/Restaurant: The extensive lounge/bar, restaurant, function room all provide panoramic views of the course to be enjoyed whilst relaxing over a meal or drink

Drinks/Snacks: Bar snacks and sandwiches are available all day

Changing Facilities: The Ladies and Gents locker rooms provide changing facilities for the visitor

Shower Facilities: Showers available for visitors use

Scorecard and layout

Ballochmyle Golf Club Scorecard and Course layout. Click or Tap Image to see full size

Golf Facilities

Pro-Shop: Club Shop stocked with all the golfers essentials

Golf Club Hire: None Available

Buggy Hire: Buggies available to hire best to pre book to ensure availability

Trolley Hire: Pull trolleys available to hire

Practice Area: Small practice area available

Putting Practice: Practice putting green available

Weather Summary

Ballochmyle Golf Club

Location and Route Planning

In their Words…….

Ballochmyle has very strong connection in the life of Scotland’s National Bard and the inspirational views and natural beauty inspired him to write two of his most beautiful songs. The first, ‘Farewell to the Braes o’ Ballochmyle’ and secondly, ‘The Bonny Lass o’ Ballochmyle’.

The original owner of Ballochmyle Estate was Sir John Whitefoord, third Baronet of Blairquhan. This man was a close personal friend of Robert Burns but unfortunately had to sell the estate to Claud Alexander in 1783 when he lost his fortune during the collapse of the Bank of Douglas Heron & Co in Ayr.

Ballochmyle is an inland Golf Course situated some 10-12 miles from the Ayrshire coast which boasts some of the most famous golfing links in the world, Royal Troon, Old Prestwick and Turnberry. These courses are famous all over the world because of their connection with the Open Championship which has been played over all three on many occasions.

Whilst Ballochmyle will never attain the world wide appeal of these courses, it offers members and visitors a pleasant round of golf set in beautiful surroundings in the very heart of Burns country.

The clubhouse at Ballochmyle Golf Club offers some of the best amenities available to golfers and guests in the West of Scotland. The extensive lounge/bar, restaurant, function room all provide panoramic views of the course, combined with spacious locker and changing rooms, these facilities provide the ideal venue for a great day of golf.

Ballochmyle Golf Club