Corrie Golf Club

Course Type
Heathland
Par
1892 
Rating
3.0
Green Fees
Reviews
1

Course Information

ADDRESS:
Sannox, Isle of Arran, KA27 8JD
WHAT/THREE/WORDS:
Unknown
TELEPHONE:
01770 810223
DESCRIPTION:

Corrie Golf Club, founded in 1892, is located on the Isle of Arran and offers a 9-hole, par-62 links course with spectacular views of the Firth of Clyde. Played as an 18-hole round, the course stretches over 4,640 yards and is known for its natural sand dunes, fast-running fairways, and challenging coastal winds, providing a true test of links golf. The signature par-3 5th hole offers stunning panoramic views of the sea and is a standout feature of the course. The club is easily accessible via the A841 on Arran. Local attractions, such as Brodick Castle and Goat Fell, enhance the overall experience for visitors. With its unique island location and natural beauty, Corrie Golf Club offers an unforgettable and traditional links golf experience for those seeking a serene and scenic round.

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3.0 / 5

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Corrie Golf Club Reviews

Nev Smith
23.2
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Scenic 9 Holer

This isn't a long course, it's 1600 yards from the yellows, but it's a lovely way to spend an hour or so.

There's a bit of a climb to get to the 7th tee and the views back down to the Firth of Clyde, but it's worth it. There's an even better view from the 2nd tee, where you're looking up at the mountains that surround Glen Sannox. This is one pretty course.

A number of the holes feel like they're a little to close to each other, but at the same time there's a fair bit of room if you're going to miss the smallish greens. The tightest hole is definately the short par 4 9/18th.
Date Sunday, 13, September 2020