Cawder Golf Club

18 hole Par 70 Cawder course + 18 hole Par 68 Keir course

Course Details

  • Holes: 18
  • Par: 68
  • Length: 6,279 yards
  • Slope Rating: 113
  • Course Rating: 66.6

Website: https://www.cawdergolfclub.com/

Frequently Asked Questions

I see Cawder has two courses - the Cawder and the Keir. Which one should I play?

If you're looking for the full test, the Cawder course is your championship track - it's longer and demands more precision, especially with its tree-lined fairways. For a quicker, more relaxed round or if you're working on your game, the Keir course offers a delightful, shorter challenge that's still well-maintained and fun to play.

When is the best time of year to play at Cawder Golf Club?

We always recommend late spring through early autumn - roughly May to September - for the best conditions at Cawder. You'll get longer daylight hours and generally drier fairways, which makes a huge difference on a Scottish course. Be prepared for anything, though; a light rain shower can always pop up, so pack layers.

What's a unique challenge or a memorable hole I should look out for on the Cawder course?

Keep an eye out for the 14th hole on the Cawder course, a challenging par-4 that demands a precise drive to avoid the trees and a well-placed approach shot. It's a real test of strategy and often a card-wrecker if you're not careful, but incredibly satisfying when you nail it. The course generally rewards accuracy over brute force, so plan your shots.

What can I expect from the clubhouse and overall atmosphere at Cawder Golf Club?

Cawder offers a welcoming, traditional Scottish club atmosphere that feels genuine and unpretentious. The clubhouse provides all the essentials - a well-stocked pro shop, comfortable changing rooms, and a bar and restaurant perfect for a post-round meal or a pint. It's a place where you can relax and feel like a local, not just a visitor.

What are the typical green fees, and is it easy to book a tee time as a visitor at Cawder?

Cawder offers excellent value for money, especially considering you get two quality courses. Green fees are generally very reasonable for a club of this calibre in Scotland, and booking as a visitor is straightforward - we recommend checking their website for current rates and booking online in advance, particularly for weekend play. You'll find the staff very accommodating.