About
Located just east of Glasgow, Drumpellier Golf Club sits at the west end of Coatbridge. Since opening in 1894, it has become one of the area's most treasured courses. The layout is challenging but it's still player friendly enough to appeal to a wide range of skill levels. The golf course's has a memorable finish, ending on two of its best holes. The par-4 17th is just 270 yards, giving big hitters the opportunity for a grand finish by reaching the green from the tee. Those who don't want to take the risk can play it safe and aim for the fairway. Drumpellier Golf Club's final hole, another par 4, tumbles downhill across slopes ranging from subtle to dramatic. Be careful of running out of the fairway or you'll face an even tougher approach to the well bunkered green.
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Great course
Challenging course with Fairways and greens In great condition
Nice course
No issues with this course, staff and members all very pleasant . Course is a nice parkland course very enjoyable . If I played more golf I would consider joining .
All good
No issues good course .. good test of golf and very enjoyable I would recommend a visit at some point will play again
Hidden Gem
⛳ HIDDEN GEM ALERT: DRUMPELLIER GOLF CLUB 🏌️♀️🏌️♂️
Today we discovered why Drumpellier consistently ranks as one of Lanarkshire’s top courses - and snagged an incredible deal doing it! £26 each through GolfNow for this beautiful parkland course was an absolute STEAL.
THE MYSTERY REVEALED:
Despite living nearby, we’d never quite figured out where this course was hiding! Turns out it’s tucked away in some of North Lanarkshire’s most stunning parkland - a true hidden gem that’s been under our noses all this time.
THE WELCOME:
From the moment we arrived, the pro shop staff greeted us warmly, setting the tone for our day. Members both on and off the course were incredibly friendly - always a good sign of a club with great culture.
THE COURSE:
Don’t be fooled by those long, broad, open fairways - Drumpellier is definitely a wolf in sheep’s clothing! While it appears straightforward, this course demands strategic thinking and proper positioning.
The challenging par 3s require precision to reach and hold the greens, while a few blind par 4s and dogleg holes add complexity to your decision-making. It’s absolutely scoreable, but not on your first attempt!
THE CONDITION:
Even this early in the season, the course was IMMACULATE:
• Tees in brilliant condition
• Fairways superb
• Greens excellent - running true and beautifully maintained
We even chatted with some greenkeeping staff on the course - friendly folks who clearly take enormous pride in their work.
THE VERDICT:
An exceptional course that definitely deserves its high local ratings. We’ll absolutely be returning to build on what we learned today and improve our scoring next time.
Pat cullen
Nice Golf Course, with good amenities
And value for money
Cracking Course
First time I’ve played and enjoyed my round.
Greens were very sandy but good condition. The sand did make the speed vary on green to green.
Fairways were really good.
Upgrades being done to the clubhouse which made the first tee box noisy at times
Condition
Barring a few good holes, I didn’t enjoy the course layout for the most part. I was particularly disappointed to find some of the greens had been cored and treated which had I known, I definitely wouldn’t have played. £31 paid was not value for money and overall a below par experience.
Very nice condition after all the rain weeks before.Will return again
5 holes not allowed to play!
Paid £68.94 for 3 balls, and 5 holes not allowed to play, plus another 3 Winter greens. Almost end of April.
Gold now should mentioned it whilst make a booking, a bit rip off.
Such a shame a a very nice course.