Bellshill Golf Club

Bellshill Golf Club, based at Orbiston in Bellshill, was established in 1905 and has operated as a members' club in the area for well over a century. The eighteen-hole course is laid out across ground that includes a number of slopes, and golfers are likely to do a reasonable amount of walking uphill during a round, a feature that adds to the physical demands of the course beyond its length alone. Bunkering is placed strategically around the layout, positioned to catch wayward shots and to bring an added level of thought into approach play on several holes. The club has built a welcoming reputation among visiting golfers, with a club atmosphere generally described as friendly towards both members and guests. Sitting within the wider Lanarkshire area close to the Clyde valley, Bellshill draws players from the surrounding towns as well as its own membership. Over its long history since the early twentieth century, the club has maintained its course through changing conditions typical of Scottish golf clubs of this age, and it continues to run a full events calendar alongside its day-to-day membership and visitor golf. The combination of sloped terrain, strategic bunkering and a long-standing local presence gives Bellshill a distinct identity among Lanarkshire's golf clubs.

Bellshill Golf Club plays over 18 holes. The club dates back to 1905, giving it roughly 121 years of history in North Lanarkshire.

You will find Bellshill Golf Club at Community Road, Bellshill, North Lanarkshire, ML4 2RZ. It also shows up in our guides for Glasgow, Edinburgh, and Dundee, since those cover the wider area. The club runs its own site, linked in the sidebar, with booking and membership details. A map further down the page marks the exact spot for satnav and directions.

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