Dalmuir Municipal Golf Course

Course was I fantastic condition, fairways and greens apart from 13th which was still a winter green were excellent, will definitely play this course again.

Some greens still a bit rough but overall, good. Worth a visit to check out some of the holes which are a sight to behold in terms of layout and variety of challenges.

If this course shuts, it will be a shame. Definitely needs some investment from West Dunbartonshire Council / others on facilities.

Really enjoyed playing the course,as I always do, considering it was heavy rain during the morning.
Great value for money. Course held up well.
Mary in the pro shop couldn't be more helpful.
It would be a tragedy if this course closes.
A note to West dumbartonshire council....you must keep this open !!

Staff were friendly so started off good. We were given a scorecard with no course layout, making navigating very difficult. There is a lack of signage meaning if it’s your first time you’re going to struggle to navigate in a timely manner, layout isn’t self explanatory, you have to cross a few fairways to get to your next hole on a number of occasions.
Course was in decent enough condition for a municipal course at £18/round. Lots of leaves at this time of year which meant if you didn’t hit the fairway you were losing your ball every time. It was apparent the fairways had been cleared of leaves recently but the wind had obviously blown more into a couple of the greens and fairways and the rough just off the fairways had obviously not been cleared.
Some of the holes are borderline ridiculous. If you’re not fit you’re going to struggle on the back 9, the 13th being the steepest. My trolley was above my head while I was pushing it. A petrol powered golf cart wouldn’t make it to the green of the 18th.
I won’t be playing here again, it’s too much effort for a 5000 yard course. I’ve played a number of 7000 yarders that didn’t involve as much hill walking.

The back 9 is very hilly & with some tricky holes but a very enjoyable course to play. Great value for the money.
Will definitely play there again.

Great course , great variety of holes , and great value.
There are some wonderful picturesque holes and the back nine is more challenging.
Blind greens , a dogleg par three , and killer uphill par fours.
My favourite holes are 12 & 14 par threes over a 70 foot ravine.
Staff are excellent.

As public courses go this one is pretty good. Not the longest or most challenging but great value for money and enjoyed it each time I've played.

Lovely course but the back 9 in particular were a physical challenge with “heart attack hill” on the 13th and a couple of others testing your fitness. Missed two holes 14/15 somehow - poor signage?? Or maybe we were just too busy catching our breath I’m not sure. Some great condition large greens and a cracker par 3 over the burn from high up too! All in all a great value course - just mind bring the oxygen!!

Fairways heavy grass not cut greens not very playable some poor

Played this course Saturday, despite recent heavy rain it was still in really good condition. Taking into consideration the cost (£18) and the fact it's a council run municipal course it was really good value and in really good condition. If you want pefect greens, raked bunkers and immaculate fairways then you need to go and pay the money for a private course but I played with son who is a beginner and it was perfect for him to learn golf etc without having the usual looking down on scuffed shots. Would highly recommend for a cheap, hassle free round especially for beginners.

Great course the weather didn’t help much for the condition not the club it’s self to blame.

Would highly recommend using a carry bag as some of the holes can be tough for a cart

A real gem of a course.
Outstanding value.
For a municipal course it is in remarkably good condition.
A good mix of challenging and easier holes.
Quite hilly in places and felt longer than the 5,000 odd yards quoted.
I'll definitely be back and have no hesitation in recommending to others.