Lamlash Golf Club

Excellent Course with stunning views of the Holy Isle and surrounding area. An excellent selection of holes and very undulating. Some tight driving holes and some great par 3’s. Condition of greens wasn’t great as a bit early in the year and they need some growth but definitely worth a visit.

Friendly welcome from the pro. Good course, much more interesting than it looks from a car on the road. Great views.

Fairways good, some challenging, greens good for time of year. They will improve of course.

Will come back.

Lamlash GC is a small course , but stunning course. From the first hole to the last It captures the heart.The views around this little gem are awesome

Really good condition but we needed a buggy! Some quite steep hills to push carts up! That’s said, beautiful view from the top!

Played this course every year since 1991. Fabulous views. Course layout a challenge and never disappoints. Staff very welcoming.

Played this course on the last day of our holiday.

Some of the best views you’ll get on a course in Scotland.

Tees, greens and fairways all in pretty good condition.

I would highly recommend this course to all my friends.

Next time I’m on Arran it will be my first destination.

Excellent

We really enjoyed our round of golf. The views are amazing the course was in great condition - well done to all the staff.

In terms of Arran courses Lamlash just pips Whiting Bay in terms of best course on the island. The course is in excellent condition and a true golfing test.

Once finished you have a good club house to sit outside with a beer and watch golfers finish the 18th or drive off at the first. Shishkine and Brodick courses are nowhere near the standard of Lamlash. Only down side was one particular starter who tries to make you feel guilty for booking through Golf Now. A bit of a theme on Arran unfortunately.

Fantastic course. Excellent club house and staff are tremendous. Can’t speak highly enough of Lamlash.

One to play if you are on the Isle of Arran. Lots of features. Not in anyway a boring course. Skill is more important than power at this course

OK as a novelty, but not golf as most people would know it. Very much up and down hill, lots of blind shots.

Played twice, one friendly welcome from steward and one very miserable "welcome" from a different person.

Lovely day out despite the weather.

Course is good condition, greens were consistent despite recently being re-sanded.

Some lovely holes and views. Be slightly wary of the road beside the 3rd green. The 8th green/9th tee has a stunning view. The run of par 3s from 12 onwards are fun.

Not a course for big hitters but good course for mixing up your game.

Best £11 ever sent on Arran. The course was well presented and sorry to see only me on it, but it was raining! Would recommend it to everyone visiting the island and better than the more expensive courses!

Excellent course and incredibly scenic. Quite hilly so if you struggle with mobility a buggie would be ideal. We played in lovely sunshine and it was incredible

If you are looking to play an 18 hole round on Arran this is the course to play. Unlike all the other courses on the island you will walk off the course feeling like you've played a full round, rather than an (albeit very nice) quirky 9 or 12 hole pitch and putt. It's a good walk with excellent course views of the surrounding hills and bay. The value for money is excellent if you can get a good online deal (I got it at £26 for a two ball). And if the weather is good the outside seating area and views are the best of all the clubs on the island also.

Great course but is a little hilly so be prepared.

Lots of challenging par 3s but plenty of birdie chances

Greens are superb

Superb location, unbelievable views and some very tricky holes, played from the yellow tees and this made the course 500 yards shorter but some tricky par 3’s. Super day out and will definitely be back.