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4.8
Value
4.7
Layout
4.6
Friendliness
5.0
Pace
4.8
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4.6
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Course Highlights
Course conditions consistently impress, with immaculate greens running true and fast across a layout full of interesting undulations and challenging approach shots. Exceptionally welcoming staff and a well-appointed clubhouse round out an experience that delivers outstanding value.

About

Holes 18
Type Private
Style Parkland
Par 69
Length 5925 yards
Slope 126
Rating 69.0

The Dumfries and County Golf Club is a privately owned parkland golf course situated on the outskirts of Dumfries. Bordered on one side by the Nith River, it offers spectacular views of the Nith Valley and surrounding countryside.

The USGA-standard greens are among the best in the area. Built on 89 acres, this golf course demands a high degree of course management to achieve a par of 69.

The fifth hole - Spion Kop - is named after the famous battle of the Boer War. The 374-yard par-4 starts from an elevated tee, with a second shot to an elevated green. The right-hand side is bordered by the Nith.

No. 15 is a 371-yard par-4 with a dogleg to the right. The second shot to a lower level green is protected by a massive tree named after legendary golfer and course designer James Braid.

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Course Details

Year Built 1912
Architect Willie Fernie (1912) James Braid

Rentals/Services

Carts Yes - £30
Pull-carts Yes
Clubs Yes

Practice/Instruction

Driving Range Yes
Golf Simulator Yes
Teaching Pro Yes
Indoor Practice Yes
Putting Green Yes

Policies

Walking Allowed Yes
Dress code Appropriate golf attire.

Food & Beverage

Bar, Restaurant

Available Facilities

Clubhouse

Accolades

  • Golf Advisor: Top Courses in Great Britain & Ireland (2023 #25)
  • Golf Advisor: Top Courses in Scotland (2023 #11)
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4.8
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Difficult for ladies

My husband and I played this course in the rain. With our handicaps we can normally compete with each other but with all the hills I was hitting 2 shots to reach my husbands ball.

Good course if you want to hit a long ball but not the most interesting I have played.

The course was in great condition though.

Conditions Good
Value Average
Layout Fair
Friendliness Good
Pace Good
Amenities Good
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