Hosted the 1972 Curtis Cup
Popular course to play as part of an Ayrshire Golf Tour
Stunning & challenging links course measuring over 6700 yards from the back tees
Founded in 1897, Western Gailes has a reputation as one of the most challenging links courses along the Ayrshire coast and indeed Scotland.
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0800 043 6644Measuring close to 7,000 yards from the tips, Western Gailes is an established tournament venue, having welcomed both professionals and amateurs alike for Open Championship Qualifying, The Curtis Cup, The PGA Championship and the Scottish Amateur Championship. From the excellent clubhouse, visitors will look out to the Ailsa Craig and the peaks of Arran.
The course is wedged between the railway and the shoreline, and both are frequently in play, as the golf course is no more than two holes wide at any point. Harry Vardon negotiated the numerous pot bunkers and meandering burns to win the first major at Western Gailes in 1903, and since then the golf course has been lauded as one of the purest and demanding tests of links golf as well as one of the best in Ayrshire.
Excelent design and condition, great tough course overall
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£50 plus discretionary
Visitors times 3:30-4:30pm
There is one bar on site
There is complimentary car parking
