Littlehill Golf Club

Tee box could be better as in more info on tee

On blind holes could do with a sounder bell to o let next player know it's gd to tee off

Having not played here for 20yrs I was pleasantly surprised it was decent condition for the time of year. Yes bit wet n muddy and the greens weren't great, but for £7 on a Sunday morning it worthwhile. And not that easy over 6000 yards

I played this course in my younger days it was a beautiful course. It’s lost some of its features but it’s still great value for the money

Water logged in places fairway like water bed and 5th tee box needs attention apart from that great course

Only gripe I have was the cut grass lying lost a ball in mid fairway too much loose grass on course

We had a great day at the course. The only thing we found wrong was the tee boxes not being numbered. As it was our first time we got mixed up twice as some of the holes are right next to each other in different directions. Lovely course with some great holes to play. Would definitely go back.

Course was in good condition fairways well cut, large greens and they are in good condition, a couple had a bare patch here and there but overall well worth the money

Disappointed that there are no ladies tees set up on this course or on Scottish Golf app to allow women to enter a fair general play score. The course was hard to navigate due to lack of singable for next tees or numbers on tee boxes so a lot of wasted time spent trying to navigate the course. Greens were pretty good and a challenging and enjoyable course all the same .

Not played Littlehill for about 25 years and feared that the ravages of local government cut- backs would have eroded what once was seen as a hidden James Braid gem. It is clear that the course needs a bit of investment, wasn’t that always the case, but this does not detract from the fact that it is great fun, is in pretty good condition - given that there is no artificial water on the greens - and recognising that it is pretty much surrounded by housing estates.

I’d forgotten how long the course was and how important it is to be on the fairway. Yes it is fairly generous and there is leeway to hit the odd wayward drive but the rough was lush and punishing, not long enough to lose a ball but sufficiently punishing that you aren’t going to make the green with your second shot from 170 yds :-(

The greens are large and, given the variety of weather this summer has thrown at us, were in pretty good shape. Sure there are a few bare patches here and there but I've seen worse this year on some private courses with water on tap. Well done to the greens team.

One final observation I would make is the difference the tree growth has made to some of the holes. This observation is only possible if you have been away for quite a while! For example between the first and second, the maturing trees really make a difference if you are off line. Similarly the trees between seven and eight and also the bunkers on thirteen and fourteen all add to the challenge and interest. But I miss the wall at the par three fifteenth.

In summary I really enjoyed my round and intend playing again in the near future. If you have played Littlehill in the past why not try it now, I can assure you it is as good if not better then you remember.

Long par 4s some tight fairways ground was hard greens firm but not too fast all in all good course enjoyed my round

Good value for money, some of the greens definitely need some work done though