The Carrick Golf Course

Measuring over 7000 yards, the Carrick offers a firm challenge to all who play it. Water hazards feature on many of the holes, the tee-shot on the 4^th hole requires precision and your irons have to be accurate as there’s not much room around the greens for any errant shots. The Par 5’s on the front 9 give a good birdie chance with a good initial drive being essential. The halfway-house is a highlight at the Carrick; “the Highland Laddie Halfway House” is an old River Thames boat that’s been converted and offers great views of Ben Lomond.

On the turn for home, the back 9 is a challenge as you try to keep a good score on the cards. The 14^th hole is one of the most picturesque holes on the course; an elevated tee-shot down to a small green makes it a really tough par 3. Measuring 199 yards, it’s not long but still has the potential to cause a few problems. The final hole is a very playable par 4 that does offer a chance for birdie. A nice ending to a tough round.

With Cameron House onsite and an award-winning clubhouse – The Carrick is a perfect course on any visit to the area.