Carradale Golf Club

Not long now until our Open Mixed Texas Scramble on Saturday 25 May. Delighted to have Kintyre Gin sponsor the event - we have a licence for the event and so will be serving some Kintyre Gin along side the usual wine and beer during the afternoon. Make sure you enter soon before all tee-times booked up.

We love seeing the word spread about our fabulous 9 hole golf course. Thank you @KenBrownGolf (Golf Commentator BBC Fox Sports & ETP) for the tweet and appreciation of what the course is all about. Remember to follow us on @CarradaleGolf if you are on twitter and let everyone know what an amazing wee course we have.

After a two year absence Sunday saw the return of the Macharra cup to the calendar with Captain Willie Ross and his team emerging victorious with a hard fought 3 2 win over their hosts with 3 matches going down 18. Many thanks to all who played and to the Glen for a lovey meal . Looking forward to the return

Great to hear Ardrossan to Campbeltown ferry on track for 2 May until 29 September. Remember to pack your clubs and visit Carradale Golf Course.

Come and join us for some relaxed fun golf. Details below, see you at the club house.

All the best to those taking part in the Ladies Inter-Club event this afternoon.

Come and joins us for our Ladies Open 2nd June 2019

Time: 9.00 am – 9.30 am & 1.00 pm – 1.30 pm
Handicap: CONGU Handicap
Age: No restrictions
... Format: Strokeplay
Members/ Non-Members: Members Only
No of Holes: 18
Tees: Medal Tees (White)
Entry Fee: £ 5 .00 (Includes Magic 2’s and Sweep)
Entry Format: Add your name to list on noticeboard in Gents locker room
Contact for details: Jamie Campbell (07502 532965)
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Time: 9.00 am – 9.30 am & 1.00 pm – 1.30 pm
Handicap: CONGU Handicap
Age: No restrictions
... Format: Strokeplay
Members/ Non-Members: Members Only
No of Holes: 18
Tees: Medal Tees (White)
Entry Fee: £ 5 .00 (Includes Magic 2’s and Sweep)
Entry Format: Add your name to list on noticeboard in Gents locker room
Contact for details: Jamie Campbell (07502 532965)
Ballot: On the day
Catering: Tea/Coffee
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Start: 12 Noon for tea, sandwiches etc before Teeing off at 1.00 pm, followed by a meal at The Glen Bar & Restaurant.
Handicap: CONGU Handicap
Format: Foursomes – pairs drawn from Carradale, Machriahanish, Dunaverty and Tarbert
... Member/Non- Member: Members and Non- Members
No of Holes: 18
Tees: Medal Tees
Entry Fees: £5
Entry Format: Entry via notice in clubhouse.
Contact: Please email ladies@carradalegolf.com
Prizes: Presented in the clubhouse at end of play
Other details: Silver division should be balloted first. If more than 6 bronze players, they will be balloted as 2 separate groups (21-28 inclusive) and (28 and above
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Tee Off Times: 9.00 am – 9.30 am & 1.00 pm – 1.30 pm
Handicap: CONGU Handicap
Age: No restrictions
... Format: Stableford
Members/ Non-Members: Members Only
No of Holes: 18
Tees: Medal Tees (White)
Entry Fee: £ 5 .00 (Includes Magic 2’s and Sweep)
Entry Format: Add your name to list on noticeboard in Gents locker room
Contact for details: Jamie Campbell (07502 532965)
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Kintyre certainly is a golfing paradise and many a golfer stops off at Carradale on their way to Machrihanish to enjoy a round or two. Give us a visit if you are in the area and have a go at our challenging gem of a course.

We do say Carradale is a challenging course.... or maybe the views cause golfers to hit astray!
Here are 4 Balls quickly picked out from Elaine and Mike’s collection of balls found whilst out dog walking on the course. The balls do tend to be found by Fern, their Hungarian Vizsla, and not by Mike and Elaine scouring the ground. A quick walk over the course can turn up 3 or 4 balls in the rough.

This is a very popular 9 hole competition for members and visitors.
Time: 2.00 pm – 5.00 pm (course closed 12.30 pm – 4.30 pm)
Start: Shotgun start at 2 pm
... Handicap: CONGU Handicap and non- handicappers
Age: Age 12+
Format: Mixed Greensome – see rules below
Ind/Pairs/Teams: Pairs
Mem/ Non- Mem: Open to all members and non-members
No of holes: 9
Tees: Gents – Yellow ; Ladies – Red
Entry Fees: £5 per golfer
Entry Format: Please add your name to poster on clubhouse noticeboard
Closing Date: 11.00 am on the day
Contact Name: Lorna Campbell
Ballot: The ballot is drawn the morning of the competition and teams are arranged with mixed abilities.
Raffles: Donations
Presentation: The Neilson Rose Bowl and prizes will be presented after the competition
Prizes: 1st The Neilson Rose Bowl + prizes
2nd prizes
3rd prizes
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This is a team event over 18 holes for all adults and juniors with handicaps.
Kindly sponsored by Kintyre Gin
Start: Tee times as per timesheet from 8.00 am - 3.30 pm (course closed until 7 pm)
... Handicap: CONGU Handicap
Age: Any
Format: Texas Scramble
Ind/Pairs/Teams: Mixed Teams of Three
Mem/ Non- Mem: Open to all members and non-members
No of holes: 18
Tees: Gents - White; Ladies - Red
Entry Fees: £30 per team
Entry Format: Please complete an entry form from website or in clubhouse, indicating preferred start time
Contact Name: Jamie Campbell (07502532965)
Closing Date: Once all tee - times filled
Ballot: The organiser will advise teams of times by Monday, 20 May 2019
Raffles: Yes
Catering: Filled Rolls and snacks.
Licence: We have a licence from Noon - 6 pm and will have wine, beer and Kintyre Gin available from the bar.
Presentation: The Kilbrannan Shield and prizes will be presented after the competition.
Prizes: 1st The Kilbrannan Shield + £150 Team Prize
2nd £120 Team Prize
3rd £90 Team Prize
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Afternoon Facebookers next big event 3 person Texas Scramble Open, kindly sponsored by our friends at KINTYRE GIN on SATURDAY 25th MAY. To book you can contact me (Jamie Campbell) on 07502532965 hope you all can come along.

We couldn’t have asked for a better day for the Cordiner Cup. Once again this fabulous competition was bathed in sunshine. With a strong turnout from near and far the top scores were very close.
Winning the cup was Joan Douglas, Lindsay MacDonald, John Rattray and Trudi Robertson (27.2 BIH).
Runners Up: Ryan McCinnachie, John McMillan, Rennie Robertson and Rhona Elder (27.2)
... Third: Izzy Anderson, Lorna Neilson, Mike Holder and Duncan Munro (27.3).
A big thank you to Carolyn Cordiner on behalf of the Cordiner family for presenting the trophy, sponsoring the event and taking part in the day. Great fun was had by all.
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CORDINER CUP TODAY Sun is out, course looking fab, great entries - going to be a fabulous afternoon of golf for all competitors.
GOOD LUCK TO ALL ⛳️😎⛳️😎⛳️😎

What an amazing hidden gem of a golf course. Played 9 holes with goose bumps all way around, stunning views and an immaculate condition golf course. 5* all day long.

What a great set of challenging holes, great lay out. Views are fantastic. Really a gem of a course. People please stop by, even if it's only for 9 holes. Thank again Carradale from myself and T Allen Wright.

Thank you to the folk at the course letting me play today even though it was closed for club championship. I go round lots of courses..this one was number 47 this year. Course is very varied .no 2 holes the same ..thoroughly enjoyed it ..was in excellent condition ..views stunning and very friendly people at the club

Stunningly beautiful. Severe punishment just off the small greens so remember to bring enough balls and then just to enjoy being alive.

Having just spent 2 weeks in Carradale I have to say I've never seen the golf course looking better. Coupled with the fantastic views Carradale truly is a golfing gem. A warm welcome awaits all visitors.

Had a lovely round of golf today. The ladies were in the clubhouse and gave us a lovely welcome. The course is a tricky wee course which certainly keeps you on your toes. The only down side was a 6 ball in front of us who were in fact playing 2 separate 3ball Texas scrambles so we were held up at every hole. Although very annoying it didn't stop us enjoying our game. Looking forward to playing in the ladies open in June. We stopped for lunch at the Network Centre on the way home and had a lovely light lunch freshly prepared, would certainly recommend a stop over here after your game

Carradale Golf Course is excellent. It really challenges both the novice golfer and the more experienced player. The greens are quite tight encouraging accuracy and the mix of hills, elevated tees, the natural terrain and gorse bushes ensure that there are lots of interesting situations waiting for every golfer. If all else fails, enjoy the stunning scenery across the Kilbrannan Sound towards Arran.

What an amazing hidden gem of a golf course. Played 9 holes with goose bumps all way around, stunning views and an immaculate condition golf course. 5* all day long.

What a great set of challenging holes, great lay out. Views are fantastic. Really a gem of a course. People please stop by, even if it's only for 9 holes. Thank again Carradale from myself and T Allen Wright.

Thank you to the folk at the course letting me play today even though it was closed for club championship. I go round lots of courses..this one was number 47 this year. Course is very varied .no 2 holes the same ..thoroughly enjoyed it ..was in excellent condition ..views stunning and very friendly people at the club

Stunningly beautiful. Severe punishment just off the small greens so remember to bring enough balls and then just to enjoy being alive.

Having just spent 2 weeks in Carradale I have to say I've never seen the golf course looking better. Coupled with the fantastic views Carradale truly is a golfing gem. A warm welcome awaits all visitors.

Had a lovely round of golf today. The ladies were in the clubhouse and gave us a lovely welcome. The course is a tricky wee course which certainly keeps you on your toes. The only down side was a 6 ball in front of us who were in fact playing 2 separate 3ball Texas scrambles so we were held up at every hole. Although very annoying it didn't stop us enjoying our game. Looking forward to playing in the ladies open in June. We stopped for lunch at the Network Centre on the way home and had a lovely light lunch freshly prepared, would certainly recommend a stop over here after your game

Carradale Golf Course is excellent. It really challenges both the novice golfer and the more experienced player. The greens are quite tight encouraging accuracy and the mix of hills, elevated tees, the natural terrain and gorse bushes ensure that there are lots of interesting situations waiting for every golfer. If all else fails, enjoy the stunning scenery across the Kilbrannan Sound towards Arran.

What an amazing hidden gem of a golf course. Played 9 holes with goose bumps all way around, stunning views and an immaculate condition golf course. 5* all day long.

What a great set of challenging holes, great lay out. Views are fantastic. Really a gem of a course. People please stop by, even if it's only for 9 holes. Thank again Carradale from myself and T Allen Wright.

Thank you to the folk at the course letting me play today even though it was closed for club championship. I go round lots of courses..this one was number 47 this year. Course is very varied .no 2 holes the same ..thoroughly enjoyed it ..was in excellent condition ..views stunning and very friendly people at the club

Stunningly beautiful. Severe punishment just off the small greens so remember to bring enough balls and then just to enjoy being alive.

Having just spent 2 weeks in Carradale I have to say I've never seen the golf course looking better. Coupled with the fantastic views Carradale truly is a golfing gem. A warm welcome awaits all visitors.

Had a lovely round of golf today. The ladies were in the clubhouse and gave us a lovely welcome. The course is a tricky wee course which certainly keeps you on your toes. The only down side was a 6 ball in front of us who were in fact playing 2 separate 3ball Texas scrambles so we were held up at every hole. Although very annoying it didn't stop us enjoying our game. Looking forward to playing in the ladies open in June. We stopped for lunch at the Network Centre on the way home and had a lovely light lunch freshly prepared, would certainly recommend a stop over here after your game

Carradale Golf Course is excellent. It really challenges both the novice golfer and the more experienced player. The greens are quite tight encouraging accuracy and the mix of hills, elevated tees, the natural terrain and gorse bushes ensure that there are lots of interesting situations waiting for every golfer. If all else fails, enjoy the stunning scenery across the Kilbrannan Sound towards Arran.

What an amazing hidden gem of a golf course. Played 9 holes with goose bumps all way around, stunning views and an immaculate condition golf course. 5* all day long.

What a great set of challenging holes, great lay out. Views are fantastic. Really a gem of a course. People please stop by, even if it's only for 9 holes. Thank again Carradale from myself and T Allen Wright.

Thank you to the folk at the course letting me play today even though it was closed for club championship. I go round lots of courses..this one was number 47 this year. Course is very varied .no 2 holes the same ..thoroughly enjoyed it ..was in excellent condition ..views stunning and very friendly people at the club

Stunningly beautiful. Severe punishment just off the small greens so remember to bring enough balls and then just to enjoy being alive.

Having just spent 2 weeks in Carradale I have to say I've never seen the golf course looking better. Coupled with the fantastic views Carradale truly is a golfing gem. A warm welcome awaits all visitors.

Had a lovely round of golf today. The ladies were in the clubhouse and gave us a lovely welcome. The course is a tricky wee course which certainly keeps you on your toes. The only down side was a 6 ball in front of us who were in fact playing 2 separate 3ball Texas scrambles so we were held up at every hole. Although very annoying it didn't stop us enjoying our game. Looking forward to playing in the ladies open in June. We stopped for lunch at the Network Centre on the way home and had a lovely light lunch freshly prepared, would certainly recommend a stop over here after your game

Carradale Golf Course is excellent. It really challenges both the novice golfer and the more experienced player. The greens are quite tight encouraging accuracy and the mix of hills, elevated tees, the natural terrain and gorse bushes ensure that there are lots of interesting situations waiting for every golfer. If all else fails, enjoy the stunning scenery across the Kilbrannan Sound towards Arran.