Course Rating
Grangemouth Golf Club Course Rating
The Grangemouth Golf Club scorecards vary based on the tees used (White, Yellow, Red) and whether it's a full 18-hole or a shorter 9-hole game.
For men playing 18 holes from the white tees, the course rating is 70.7 with a slope of 123, and the total par is 71 over 6419 yards. The front nine has a par of 36, and the back nine has a par of 35..
Golf Facilities
What We Can Offer
Pro-Shop: Fully stocked and equiped Pro Shop offering a selection of current clothing and the very latest leading brands in golf clubs and golf equipment
Golf Club Hire: None Available
Buggy Hire: None Available
Trolley Hire: Pull trolleys available to hire
Practice Area: Short game area, practice area and a practice net
Putting Practice: Practice putting green
Whether it's a competitive tournament or simply to soak in the stunning surroundings and friendly atmosphere, every visit promises to be memorable.Come and see why Grangemouth Golf Club is the ultimate golfing destination in central Scotland!
History
Grangemouth Golf Club History
Grangemouth Golf Club was first recorded in the Falkirk Herald on 17.5.1899, where “a number of locals met on Thursday night to consider the advisability of forming a Golf Club for Grangemouth. It was unanimously agreed that the initial steps be taken, and a committee of four was appointed to make the necessary enquiries”.
Unfortunately, it looks to have taken around twenty years to come to fruition, as the new Club was not instituted until 1909, with the Course opening ceremony taking place on Saturday, August 28, 1909.
This initial home to the Club gave way for the building of the Central Scotland Aerodrome. The club then moved to land situated on the flat land close to the current sports stadium until around the mid-fifties, when the land was compulsorily purchased by the Council and was used for a housing development with the promise of another 9-hole course at Polmonthill, so in 1973, our new home was opened.
