Golf Since 1851.
The world’s oldest ‘inland’ course and the 25th oldest Golf Club in the world.
Lanark Golf Club was founded in 1851. It was originally designed by Old Tom Morris and George Sayers, and then later refined by James Braid, who was brought in to construct several new holes which formed the course we now play today.
Our Old Course is a classic moorland layout built on top of ancient glacial sands. Often described as an inland links with firm undulating fairways that drain freely and large fast greens played all year round.
They look forward to welcoming you to play tis historic course.
Our Old Course is a par 70 moorland course laid out over ancient glacial sands and was designed by Old Tom Morris, George Sayers and later refined by James Braid to the layout we now play today. The course is characterised by a range of testing fairways that drain freely and large fast greens that are played and enjoyed throughout the calendar year. Stunning views of Tinto and the surrounding hills and wildlife of the Southern Uplands enhance the golfing experience.
The course has hosted national and international amateur championships as well as regional qualifying for The Open Championship. Our Wee Course is a Par 29, 9 hole course that is fun and challenging in equal measures. Club Members and the Course Management Team take great pride in the condition of both our courses and the welcome we provide our visitors.








