Windyhill Golf Club

Course in good Nick but surprised by lack of warning on GolfNow that course on winter greens as i know this is an option. Pro shop closed. Not bad but wouldn’t have bothered if had known on winter greens

Great design, clear Braid design traits over the mountainous land with some spectacular vistas. Well presented if a little slow with wet greens, and some winter tee grounds. Fairways in good shape. Didnt get the last having to be a ~240yd Par 3!

Course was in great condition. Friendly staff at the club house. Would definitely recommend and play again.

Excellent course with a great layout and great verity of holes. Whole course was immaculate and it’s pretty forgiving for the most part. Really enjoyed it and will definitely be back!

Course was excellent a couple of greens had been burnt by a leaky mower, but recovering well otherwise it would be 5 stars all around. Hilly but that's in the name. Recommended.

Well name suits it’s a big hill with wind last 7 holes battered with rain shot 37 front 9 defo a course is amateur golfers can score well on

Course was in superb condition for this time of year and considering the recent weather we’ve had.

First time playing this course cracking course the weather today made it challenging can see why it's called windyhill but could imagine this course been brilliant on a nicer day some tough holes but also alot of forgiving holes too

Having been a member for 10 years from aged 10-20 it was a nostalgic return to play our home course with my brother. Having been away from the area for 30 years, we had no idea what to expect. Apart from a lot more mature trees than we could remember the course remained largely the same as it was 30 years ago. There’s a great practice area next to the first tee, which was well maintained and a proved useful to get a decent warm up prior to teeing off. Although not in pristine condition with largely slow greens the course was still a pleasure to play. Windyhill is far from easy and we got off light with the weather conditions. When the wind is blowing the difficulty level increases significantly. That being said, it’s still a stiff test with shot selection key, particularly on holes with multiple gradients with sloping fairways. It was well worth the visit and a course I’d highly recommend if you’re in the area or just haven’t played it before. The views across Glasgow add to the experience. Definitely one to add to your list.

Excellent course. Some very interesting and challenging holes. Great views with cliffs and rocky hills to help make it special. You need to hit your balls straight!

We booked on for a 2 ball at his course, never again the management where delighted to charge us another £10 as wee arrived 20 mins early to set up, the person in charge had no welcoming skills at all, he then proceeded to follow us out on to the first tee and watch us as if we where up to no good. Never again will I play or pay for this course, there’s far better courses all over Scotland compared to this

Even with the rain the course underfoot held up really well and was in great condition. Our main issue was directions between holes as we finished the 4th then couldn't locate the 5th? For visitors it would be really useful if a map of some description could be handed out on check in at the shop just to aid this. Apart from this had a great round and very nice course

First time playing the course and really enjoyed it challenging throughout especially the long par 4’s. Excellent value for money and would definitely recommend and play again