Dundonald Links
Ayr Road
Irvine
Ayrshire, KA11 5BF

Tel: +44 (0)1294 314000
[email protected]
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Dundonald Links

The West coast of Scotland is famous for its stunning championship links and Dundonald sits right up there alongside the very best of them. Opened in 2003, this modern day classic links was inspired by the timeless architecture of the great Ayrshire links courses of Royal Troon, Prestwick and Western Gailes, all connected by the historic rail line.  Acclaimed architect, Kyle Phillips, also known for Kingsbarns and The Grove, intimated from the outset that it was his intention “to create a championship Ayrshire links that felt and played as though it was an old, rediscovered course.”  The course is featured in the Top 100 in UK and Ireland.

Dundonald Links is now recognised as one of Europe’s “must play” links having played host to a number of professional and amateur tournaments, including pre-qualifying for the European Tour for four consecutive years and the Senior British Open Championship.  


The course is located at the very heart of Ayrshire’s golf coast, just 10 minutes from Prestwick Airport, half an hour from Glasgow, and an hour and a half from Edinburgh Airport,   A wide selection of accommodation to suit all budgets can be recommended within easy reach, including the 4 star Gailes Hotel on its doorstep, and the 5 star Turnberry Resort. 

Players can benefit from good accessibility to weekend tee-times and a new online booking system now ensures you can book in advance and guarantee the best rates and availability.

Owned by Loch Lomond Golf Club, the course is renowned for its exceptional standards of service and a warm welcome awaits. A team of PGA Professionals will co-ordinate group golf days to suit your individual requirements whether it’s to impress clients or simply for pleasure.

The course is proud to be recognised for its best environmental practices and recently achieved its goal of zero waste to landfill, one of the first in the country to achieve this status.

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Modern Day Classic Links

The West coast of Scotland is famous for its stunning championship links and Dundonald sits right up there alongside the very best of them. Opened in 2003, Kyle Phillips designed a modern day classic links which has the feel of a course 100 years older and offers challenges and enjoyment in equal measure.

Dundonald Links is located at the very heart of Ayrshire's golf coast near Open venues Royal Troon, Prestwick and Turnberry, just 10 minutes from Prestwick Airport and half an hour from Glasgow. Its coastal setting and fabulous condition makes it ideal for summer and winter golf.
 
Dundonald Links is proud to be one of the 3 venues to be hosting the 2012 Senior Open Qualifier, presented by Rolex.  The first 18 hole qualifier starts on Monday 23rd July here at Dundonald Links, offering non exempt players the chance to join some of golf's great names in the Championship which is being held along at Turnberry's Ailsa course between 26th-29th July.

Visitors 

Dundoanld LInks welcomes Ladies' and Gents' visitor play 7 days a week, all year round.

The club have trolley, cart and club hire along with experienced caddies who may be booked for individual/group and corporate play.  Please reserve caddies and hire in advance.

For green fee information please refer to the Green Fee section or visit http://www.dundonaldlinks.com/visitors/green-fees/

Membership

Dundonald Links offers three types of Membership, a Seven Day, Five Day and a Corporate Membership.

For further information please visit http://www.dundonaldlinks.com/membership/ or contact:

David-Ross Nicol, PGA Professional
Telephone: +44 (0) 1294 314006
Email: [email protected]

 

Visitor Green Fees

 

April 2012 Monday – Friday N/A
  Saturday – Sunday N/A
     
May to September 2012 Monday – Friday (7.00am – 3.00pm) £95
  Monday – Friday (3.10pm – 6.00pm) £50
  Saturday – Sunday (7.00am – 3.00pm) £95
  Saturday – Sunday (3.10pm – 6.00pm) £50
     
October 2012 Monday – Friday £50
  Saturday – Sunday £55
     
November to December 2012 Monday – Friday £40
  Saturday – Sunday £50
     
Junior Golf
Juniors (under the age of 16) are
welcome to play when accompanied
by an adult.
January – February 2012
March – October 2012
£30
£40
     
Click here to Book ONLINE with instant confirmation or here to ’Submit an Enquiry’.
T: +44 (0)1294 314000

The Club may on occasion close the course for large visiting parties or tournament golfAyrshire Golf

Green fee offers at Dundonald LInks

Green Fee Offers

Last Minute

 April                    Monday to Friday          £35 per player

                            9.00am till 9.30am

                            Saturday and Sunday     £40 per player

                            10.30am till 11.00am

                            Bookable up to 5 days in advance.

Scottish Residents

4 Ball Offer           Monday to Friday           £140

                            Saturday and Sunday     £160

                            Book now until end of April 2012.

                            7 day cancellation policy applies.

                            Proof of Scottish residence required.

                            (driving licence or utility bill)

 

Sunset Golf      May to September after 3.00pm £50 per player

Ayrshire Golf

 

Telephone:      +44 (0)1294 314000 or email [email protected]

                       or to book onlinke http://www.dundonaldlinks.com/footer-blocks/book-a-tee-time/

Please quote   "Last Minute" or "Scottish Resident" or "Sunset Golf" offer.

 

Club Facilities 

Golf Shop

Visit our Golf Shop where you will find an extensive range of gents and ladies golfing apparel and accessories. Leading golf brands include Galvin Green, Under Armour, Nike, Calvin Klein, Marbas and Lyle and Scott.

Gift Vouchers are available to purchase and may be redeemed against items in the shop, golf lessons and tee-times. Our knowledgeable and friendly team will be delighted to assist.

Spikes Bar

Relax after play in the comfort of the Spike Bar, where you can enjoy panaromic views of the Ayrshire coastline and watch final play on the 18th. An outdoor terrace overlooking the course offers the perfect place to unwind in the summer sunshine.

Half Way House

Ayrshire Golf

Welcome refreshments are available during play at the halfway house service from the 10th tee.

Practice Area

 Ayrshire Golf

An exceptional 330-metre long practice range provides space for 35 golfers to hit simultaneously off manicured turfgrass.

A basket of golf balls may be purchased from the Professional Shop.

Hospitality

Relax after play in the comfort of the Spike Bar, where you can enjoy panaromic views of the Ayrshire coastline and watch final play on the 18th. An outdoor terrace overlooking the course offers the perfect place to unwind in the summer sunshine.

A full bar service is available and light snacks are served throughout the day. A more substantial menu is available for groups of 12 or more by prior arrangement. Please contact the Club for further information and to book. Our events team will be pleased to help you plan ahead for parties and corporate groups.

Welcome refreshments are available during play at the halfway house service from the 10th tee.

History

In February 2003, Loch Lomond Golf Club acquired a new links course near the legendary town of Troon in Ayrshire. It was intended to not only enhance the Club’s prominence within international circles but also to provide its esteemed international membership with a challenging alternative links venue.

Designed by the highly acclaimed golf course architect Kyle Phillips, also renowned in the UK for Kingsbarns and The Grove, the 7,100-yard, par 72 course was inspired by the timeless architecture of the great Ayrshire links courses of Royal Troon, Prestwick and Western Gailes, all connected by the historic rail line.

At the time of purchase, the course was known as Southern Gailes and it has since been renamed ‘Dundonald Links’ to reflect the history of the site.

Dundonald means ‘Fort Donald’ and there is a hill near the course upon which fortifications have been located dating back to the period 500 through 200 B.C. Three castles succeeded the original structures and in the early 1900s there was an old golf course named Dundonald on the site of the new course. It was converted to military use during World War II, at which time it was known as Dundonald Camp, and was used to rehearse the D Day landings.

Dundonald Links has become recognised as one of Europe’s “must play” links courses. It has played host to a number of professional and amateur tournaments, including pre-qualifying for the European Tour and the Senior British Open Championship. The course is open to visitor play and Membership opportunities are available

Hole
Name
White
Yards
White
Par
Yellow
Yards
Stroke
Index
Red
Yards
Red
Par
Red
S.I.
1
460
4
430
4
2
405
4
375
12
3
540
5
530
6
4
215
3
195
14
5
550
5
535
8
6
170
3
155
18
7
405
4
375
16
8
395
4
385
10
9
410
4
385
2
OUT
3550
36
3365
0
0
10
465
4
430
3
11
120
3
120
17
12
350
4
335
15
13
410
4
370
9
14
540
5
510
13
15
215
3
205
11
16
470
4
450
1
17
420
4
395
7
18
560
5
545
5
IN
3550
36
3360
0
0
OUT
3550
36
3365
0
0
TOTAL
7100
72
6725
0
0
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