Harburn Golf Club

Course in excellent condition for time of year. Not too long but with some tricky challenging holes. Well worth a visit.

A course which has a railway line running through the heart of it is an excellent one to play.

Upon arrival, the resident pro was welcoming and the members who were in front of us were extremely friendly.

The course itself was very interesting, with a number of tests making the holes play with much more difficulty than the yardage would have you believe. The only negative on the day was that the course was undergoing maintenance of the greens so they were heavily sanded, which made putting very difficult.

Afterwards, the food in the clubhouse was excellent both in terms of quality and value for money, with excellent facilities. The changing rooms were very basic and right at the back of the clubhouse with a members area and a visitors area, but I would imagine this is a long standing tradition with the focus being placed on the members area rather than visitors.

Pleasurable round, played in great weather making it a definite that I will return and potentially seek to join next year.

Good reception at pro shop. Pro friendly and informative
Course great but greens had been cored and sanded so were woeful to putt on. However otherwise course in great condition with some tricky approach shots required.
Overall, we thourghly enjoyed our trip both on and off course with the bar staff helpful and very friendly

Like most inland courses in Scotland Harburn was three or four weeks behind in condition because of the awful weather. We got a lovely day to play, completely untroubled by any other golfers. It was quite balmy with little wind. The course was still largely in winter conditions but should be fine by the third week in May.

An enjoyable day but seaside is the place to be in Scotland for golf throughout the year. Rain and snow is rapidly making inland golf a something like five month of the year good experience for most places.

Harburn is an interesting layout and the staff and catering are good though we didn't go into the clubhouse on this occasion.

The course is split by a railway line. The 12 holes nearest the clubhouse are squeezed into a space a little too tight for me. Fairways were right alongside each other and A number of tees are right alongside holes which caused a few safety problems. The 6 holes across the track were much better and very well set up. The fairways were understandably wet in places but all the greens were fast and true. Clubhouse and staff excellent.

Had a great day on Easter Monday. 3 ball all loved the course and are considering one of the membership deals.
Course was in great condition and dry underfoot, so drainage working well.
Not a long course, but very picturesque and interesting holes. A good few holes need a bit of thinking to pick the best route.
Thoroughly enjoyed.
Highly recommended

First time using the app went to the course and staff were very helpful and course was in great condition afterwards a quick drink and food again staff excellent would definitely recommend harburn

Enjoyed the layout. Some challenges featuring undulating fairways, numerous tree lined holes, and some tight drives/dogleg holes. Course was in good condition, greens a bit slow, but made for a fun round.

I found this course through golf now and got a great price. The course was filled with character and had a variety of difficulty. Nice rolling hills and loads of trees. The greens were shaggy and signage could use some improvement but overall I certainly enjoyed it.