We are delighted that the course has now re-opened after lockdown.

The weather and the course have created perfect conditions for members returning to golf after the past couple of months.

At present the clubhouse, golf course and practice area remain closed, however, we plan to re-open the course on Friday 29th May.

We look forward to welcoming members back to the club.

Please note:

• Play is only allowed for members who have pre-booked a tee time via the SG App.
• Play is restricted to a maximum of 3 balls, however these MUST be from only TWO households.
• Play may only start from the 1st tee and no golf is permitted outside the booked tee times. 
• Further information is detailed in the members section of the website.
   

We are delighted to welcome Stuart Roberts our new Head PGA Professional to Kilmacolm Golf Club. Stuart qualified as a PGA Professional in 2013, learning from some of the finest PGA Professional’s in the UK at clubs including Bothwell Castle, Glenbervie and Kilmarnock (Barassie), he spent four years as Head Professional & Golf Operations Manager at Tulliallan Golf Club before joining us at Kilmacolm.

For those of you that have not had a chance to meet Stuart yet, we are having an informal, casual, “Meet the Pro” this Friday evening from 5.30pm - 8pm (although of course you can stay longer!!!). Stuart will be up in the clubhouse to say hello and The Players Championship from Sawgrass will be showing on the big screen, so why not come along for a couple of hours to watch the golf and give Stuart a warm welcome.

Lady members at Kilmacolm Golf Club handed over a donation of £640 to Veterans’ Charity Erskine this week after holding their annual charity bridge event.
The event, first held at the club in 1977, has generated over £21,000 for Erskine since its inception, and this year saw sixty enthusiastic bridge players taking part and enjoying a fun afternoon with tea, cakes and lots of prizes in the charity raffle.
The winning bridge player on the day was club member, Liz Crichton, who was presented with her prize by Lady Captain, Jackie Sayers. 
Jackie said, “Liz was a worthy winner but the real winner is Erskine. The ladies at the club have been committed to fundraising for the charity, and this has been shown over the past 44 years.  In fact, some of the ladies who first playedin 1977, were here again this year. It is such a worthy cause and we feel it is important to support the wonderful care that Erskine provides for our Veterans.”
She continued, “Kilmacolm Golf Club is a really sociable club and our members make a superb effort each year to make this event a success.  In fact throughout the year, we have lots of fun raising money for a variety of charities, in addition to playing host to charity golf days.”
Jim Watret, Erskine Community Fundraiser for the West, said: “It is a fantastic effort and we are delighted that the ladies of Kilmacolm Golf Club chose to donate to Erskine, not just this year, but every year since 1977!We are eternally grateful for their loyal support of our work, raising £21,000 over four decades, to help care for Veterans.”
The donation will help to fund Erskine’s unrivalled support to Veterans in Scotland, through four care homes and a Veterans Village, an Activity Centre, five Assisted Living apartments, 44 Cottages and24 Single Living Apartments which are currently under construction.

Come along and join in the fun of an evening at the races!!!

Open to all members and guests this will be an entertaining evening for all the family.  Your chance to own our own racehorse for the evening or just have a flutter!

Tickets just £5 or £6 to own your own horse.  Tickets available here

The action kicks off at 7pm with the horses under starters orders from 7.30pm.