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Wish to play hereAbout the course
Founded in 1907 on Gallow Hill, Carnwath is a parkland course playing roughly 6,000 yards to a par of 70, with three par threes clustered in the opening holes to demand accuracy from the start. Tightly bunkered and threaded by roads and a railway line, it features a celebrated stretch through holes five to eight known as Amen Corner, then concludes with a challenging run culminating in a dramatic par-five finish watched from the clubhouse.
Layout & location
Setting. rural countryside
Founded 1907 · Designed by William Auchterlonie.
Notable
- Amen Corner holes 5-8
- challenging finish
- CSS often one under par
- well-kept course reputation in Lanarkshire
Facilities
- clubhouse
- club shop
- catering
- PGA professional services
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