Elderslie Golf Club

Elderslie Golf Club, in the Renfrewshire village of the same name on Scotland's west coast, plays over 6,175 yards to a par of 70 across its eighteen holes, offering a fair but genuine test for the majority of golfers. The round takes in a spread of hole lengths, from the short 143-yard 2nd to the closing 439-yard 18th, with the longest hole, the 547-yard par-five 15th, providing the layout's biggest test of distance. The course carries a stroke index that places the demanding 401-yard 7th as the hardest hole and the shorter 304-yard 12th as the easiest, giving members and visitors a sense of where the round is likely to be won or lost. Panoramic views are a feature of the parkland setting, with the course laid out across rising and falling ground typical of this part of Renfrewshire. The club has recently added indoor practice facilities using launch-monitor technology, giving members and visitors the chance to work on their game away from the course itself. Together, the mix of hole lengths, elevation change and modern practice facilities make Elderslie a well-rounded club for golfers based in or visiting the west of Scotland.