New Galloway Golf Club
New Galloway,
Castle Douglas, Kirkcudbrightshire DG7 3RN
Tel : +44 (0)1644 420737

New Galloway Course was designed in 1902 by George Ballie who was associated with the establishment of The Royal County down and many other fine courses. Since then it has been kept up to date with new tees constructed in recent years. The clubhouse was built in the same year the course opened and although it has recently been completely refurbished, elements of the original structure have been retained to preserve the traditional atmosphere. Facilities are limited with bar service usually available from 12 - 14:00 hrs. The course is normally open to visitors at all times, however competitions have priority.

Directions
From Castle Douglas take the roads to New Galloway and the course is situated on the western edge of the village.

Further Information
Information herein provided by the club 12 Aug 1998.

Course Details

Course Name: New Galloway Holes: 9 Yardage: 2270 SSS: 67

The course climbs steeply form a woodland setting at the clubhouse to a more open Moorland terrain, and once the initial climb is over the going is easy with a variety of natural hazards providing interest and testing the golfer to the full. The view for the top over the Ruinns of Kells and south to the Solway Coast and English Lake District are unrivalled. The standard scratch score of 67 from the medal tees is difficult to achieve and the course record still stands at 65. press here for New Galloway Golf Club course reviews