Belleisle is a classic and a parkland course of genuine character. Set in the harmonious woodland of Belleisle Park, its beech tree lined and extra long fairways are interlaced by the serpentine like Curtecan Burn. It is rather a course of genuine and proven quality, providing an enjoyable challenge to hordes of appreciative golfers who are only too happy to sing its many praises.

Recently rated as the fourth hardest course in Scotland to play to your handicap, Darley is classic uplands links of gorse and heather, much tighter than Lochgreen and is not for the faint hearted.
Darley is indeed a challenge, demanding the straightest of tee shots to avoid the renowned Scottish hazards of heather, gorse and whin, which abound.

Fullarton is an uplands links course, with narrow, undulating fairways generally flanked by heather and gorse. The longest hole is the 1st at 434 yards, of the others, there are six par three holes demanding great precision and accuracy. Fullarton, at slightly less than 5,000 yards, provides endless enjoyment for golfers of more modest ability or golf societies looking for a testing morning warm-up round.

Girvan provides a golfing test of considerable charm and aesthetic pleasure.The exposed first eight holes are pure Scottish links, immediately adjacent to the beach, and the second ten holes are parkland providing a variable challenge. This latter part has the added interest of the river, winding through the fairways to its final destination in the Firth of Clyde.