Cameron House - The Wee Demon

A warm welcome to the site, so very friendly. Got me on the course before booking time. The course was fantastic and can't wait to play again.

Its very dear for a 9 hole course in the conditions its in. Of course its very early season but tee offs are in poor condition and greens where also very poor.

Not bad 9 holer

Not bad mix of holes

Tiny greens

Good fun

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The condition of the course is extremely poor , overgrown tee off boxes , greens that need a lot of repairs and fairways that need to be better maintained

For a course on 5 star hotel just really poor condition

Only issue in my opinion, is an unofficial reception that ties in with the marina, and the staff seem (on the day) to want us dealt with and gone.. as if we were lesser priority.

Holes 7-9 isn’t sign posted well enough and the pathways are confusing.

Other than that, lovely course considering the heavy downfall in the morning, and greens were fantastic.

Fantastic course ,well maintained and sign posted to each green.Would definitely recommend

I was looking forward to playing this course first thing I noticed was there is very little signs to show you the way around the course also the greens where holes all over them v poor conditions very wet and slippery definitely would not recommend.

Obviously not the best time of year to play the Wee Demon as the greens had been heavily cored, mats were used on every tee and most tees were miles forward. Some of the bunkers need a lot of work to remove grass growing in them and stones. Glad to have only paid £5 to play as wouldn’t have been too pleased to pay the full rate of £20.

All that being said, it was an interesting wee course with some decent holes. I am sure the course will be lovely in the summer.

Greens are in very bad condition but otherwise decent for this time of year.

The Wee Demon is a little short 9 hole holiday course meandering between the lodges at Cameron House and adjacent to the Marina. I was amazed that the outdoor staff members didn't seem to know where it actually was (IT IS NOT AT THE CARRICK!!)

Although it was a lovely day for November the course was not surprisingly wet under foot and muddy in places. The greens had recently been cored but were surprisingly slick. Tee mats were in play at each hole. It is only around 2600 yards long and I only used my driver once.

I enjoyed the walk in pleasant setting - a good wee fun course if you are staying locally in the area and only have an hour or so to play (I managed the 9 holes in around 70 minutes playing on my own)

Arrived at course after paying £25 for 9 holes to be told all the greens had been irrigated and were pretty much unplayable, it was a shame because it was a nice little course but our day was ruined as we couldn't putt on the greens.