Vale of Leven

Great opening hole. Straight drive required favouring the right hand side, leaving a challenging approach between the trees and over the burn to the first of our signature small greens.

Accurate yardage is required for the approach to clear the burn and hold the green before the out of bounds.

Dogleg par 5 providing an early birdie chance. The longest hitters can reach in 2 with a long carry to the raised green. Don’t get distracted by the stunning views of Loch Lomond during your approach

Drive to the left of the fairway ensures avoidance of the gorse and provides the best view for the 2nd shot.

Drivable Par 4 provides a good birdie chance. Shorter hitters will require a layup short of the gully leaving a short iron approach to this sloping green.

Staying below the hole on the approach is key to avoiding a challenging downhill putt

Long Par 4 requiring 2 accurate long shots to reach the narrow green.

Tall pines provide the best target line for the tee shot.

Mid length par 3 to an elevated putting surface. Bunker guards the right hand side of the green with a slope run off on the left.

Take 1 more club than the yardage suggests. Full carry to reach the putting surface.

Dogleg right par 4 with a fairway bunker shaping the corner. Uphill approach to a well surrounded green with a bunker right and burn left and long.

Longer drive to the corner of the dogleg leaves a short iron approach opening up the green.

Mid length par 3 playing shorter than its yardage with the downhill approach. Long of the green creates a tricky pitch to a green with slopes sharply from back to front.

Approaches landing short have a good chance of running onto the putting surface

Turning back from the farthest point on the course. Stroke index 1 presents a mid length par 4 with a burn protecting the approach to the green.

Accurate tee shot is required to hit the green in 2.

Long par 3 to a narrow green with bunkers either side of the approach. Plays shorter than the yardage with the downhill approach and a potential to run onto the green if landing short.

Just short of the green leaves a good change to get up and down for par.

Drivable for only the longest of hitters. Tee shot short of the 2nd burn leaves a short iron approach to an elevated green protected by a front bunker.

Take enough club for the 2nd shot to clear the bunker

The Start of our Amen Corner! Long blind par 4 with a blind second shot to a sloping green with bunker right and penalty area to the rear of the green.

Don’t go long with approach to the green and always favour the left hand side.

Lovely short, downhill Par 3 with a pond protecting the front of the green.

Don’t go right or long. Short and left is a safe play to make 3.

Uphill par 3, plays longer than the yardage. The top of the flag is visible from the tee.

Plays at least 1 club more than the yardage suggests

Drivable par 4 for longer hitters. Plays downhill with a steep slope right of the fairway. Centreline fairway bunker 40 yards short of the green should be avoided.

Play down the left side for a slope running onto the green.

Drivable par 4 for longer hitters. Significant slope from left to right across the fairway. Bunkers either side protect the front of the green with a sharp ridge at the right of the green.

Shots left of the green will run onto the putting surface. Always leave your approach below the hole.

One the most picturesque and challenging holes on the course. Gorse left and out of bounds right off the tee. Two straight accurate shots required to find the putting surface over an angled burn.

Aim for the big tree at the back of the green for your 2nd shot regardless of pin position.

Our signature hole! Stunning downhill par 3 with breathtaking views of Loch Lomond. Plays shorter than the yardage with 2 bunkers guarding the front of the green.

Favour the right hand side for a friendly bounce onto the putting surface.

Medium length par 4. Straight drive required to a sloping fairway from left to right. Blind second shot over the hill to a flat green with a bunker protecting the right hand side.

Favour the left hand side of the fairway for the best approach angle.