LATEST UPDATE - Tuesday 28th November 2023

South Lanarkshire Leisure & Culture - survey

South Lanarkshire Leisure & Culture are seeking feedback on the provision of public services, including golf courses, as they attempt to address budget constraints for the financial year 2024/25.

You can access the survey using this link - survey

Please take a minute to complete and let them know how important our courses are.


Gents Prizegiving - Saturday 18th November

Thanks to everyone who came along to the Gents Prizegiving last night; the event was a great success. Check out some pictures from the evening on our Photo Galleries page here. 

Charity Day medal - Saturday 28th October 2023

Following our Charity Day medal on Saturday 28th October, the club was delighted to make a donation of £500 to Adored, an East Kilbride-based mental health charity set up in 2018. The charity was founded in the memory of Alex Lindsay, who sadly took his own life.

Adored aims to provide a variety of outlets, avenues and practical solutions for those people struggling with life and dealing with mental health issues. You can see more about the good work they do on their Instagram and Facebook pages.

Thanks to everyone who took part on the day and contributed toward the donation.  


Scottish Golf - SafeGolf

As part of the club's ongoing Junior programme we recently applied for and were successful in achieving Scottish Golf's SafeGolf accreditation, a fantastic achievement and an important step in ensuring the wellbeing of our young golfers at the club. 

Our thanks to Safeguarding Officer Brian Barlas for his hard work in attaining this on behalf of Langlands.

Further to recent email communication to our membership, we are still seeking additional volunteers for our Junior coaching events that will re-start in Spring 2024. As part of our SafeGolf accreditation it is important that all volunteers have undergone the necessary background checks and online training, so if anyone can spare a few hours next summer please contact us via email to register your interest, or if you have any further questions.    

Pace of Play

All members are reminded that it is their responsibility to play at a reasonable pace; you should always:

  • Aim to keep up with the group in front, not just be ahead of the group behind
  • Be ready to play when it's your turn
  • Be aware of where your group is in relation to the groups ahead and behind; consider letting a faster group behind you play through   
  • Consider where you leave your golf bag in relation to your exit point from the green to the next tee, which saves unnecessary waiting for those playing behind
  • Consider playing "ready golf" in your group 

No-one enjoys slow play, so please consider these points and we can all get the best out of the game we love.