Course Details

The Mount Ellen course has been dramatically shaped by the last ice age and is laid out over two drumlins, namely elongated, large 'mounds' of material deposited under the ice sheet, which covered Scotland about 200,000 years ago.

This enabled the course architects to create a mixture of demanding shots and aesthetically pleasing holes. The drive from the third tee illustrates this perfectly.

The shot is from the north side of one Drumlin across to the south side of another making it a daunting prospect for the average golfer. The 16th is a great hole which doglegs around the Bothlyn Burn with out of bounds as an additional hazard. Fortune favours the brave but take too tight a line and the carry become to great.

      Medal Gents Ladies

HOLE
NAME OF HOLE SI Yards Par Yards Par Yards Par
1 GRIFFIN 9 417 4 407 4 373 4
2 LOCHEND 6 324 4 310 4 298 4
3 CLOVERHILL 12 273 4 235 4 222 4
4 SLAKIEWOOD 14 283 4 273 4 240 4
5 BIRKENSHAW 7 321 4 307 4 318 4
6 HOLMS FARM 9 312 4 309 4 304 4
7 GLAUDHALL 1 436 4 331 4 309 4
8 WOODNEUK 17 188 3 163 3 150 3
9 BLACKENING MILL 13 263 4 257 4 235 4
  0UT   2817 35 2592 33 2449 35
                 
10 BEDLAY 18 155 3 144 3 143 3
11 BOTHLYN BURN 16 159 3 139 3 129 3
12 LECKETHILL 15 232 3 228 3 232 4
13 CROFTFOOT 8 330 4 304 4 288 4
14 SHANKRAMUIR 11 296 4 284 4 282 4
15 AVENUEHEAD 10 283 4 277 4 217 3
16 DRUMCAVEL 3 406 4 408 4 403 5
17 JOHNSTON 4 351 4 350 4 345 4
18 AULDYARDS 2 397 4 389 4 375 4
  IN   2609 33 2523 33 2414 34
  0UT   2817 35 2592 33 2449 35
  TOTAL   5426 68 5115 66 4863 69