Bothwell Castle Golf Club

At a glance

Bothwell Castle Golf Club is a golf course in Glasgow, South Lanarkshire. Although we do not yet list its holes or par, the map will help you plan a visit.

We hold the address, a map pin, the club website and a phone number. We do not yet hold its number of holes, par, length and green fees. The club is the best source for those.

About Bothwell Castle Golf Club

Bothwell Castle Golf Club takes its name from the medieval castle that overlooks the River Clyde nearby, in the South Lanarkshire village of Bothwell on the edge of Glasgow. The course is maintained under the direction of a head greenkeeper, with buggies permitted for those who need them and clear expectations set for divots, bunkers and pitchmarks so that playing conditions stay consistent for everyone using the course. Bothwell itself is a conservation village with a long history, sitting close to Uddingston and within easy reach of the M74, which makes the course a convenient stop for golfers travelling through Lanarkshire towards Glasgow or further south. The surrounding area combines residential streets with pockets of woodland and parkland along the Clyde, and the course reflects that setting. As with many clubs in this part of Lanarkshire, day-to-day play is balanced between club members and visiting golfers, with course etiquette reinforced around the turn to keep pace of play steady. The nearby castle ruins, among the largest and most complete medieval castles in Scotland, give the area an additional point of interest for golfers combining a round with some local history.

Where to find it

The address is Uddingston Road, Glasgow, South Lanarkshire, G71 8SS. It is about 7.2 miles from Glasgow. That is a straight-line distance. The sidebar links to the club website and lists its phone number. The map below shows the exact spot, because that helps with satnav.

Check the club website for tee times, because visitor rules differ by club. Ask for the current green fee, since we do not list one. Pack a waterproof layer, because UK weather changes fast.