Tulliallan Golf Club

Alloa Road
Kincardine on Forth
FK10 4BB
Tel: 01259 730396

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Tulliallan Golf Club

Welcome to Tulliallan Golf Club

Memberships AvailableFounded in 1902, Tulliallan Golf Club is one of the oldest clubs in Central Scotland and is set in woodland adjacent to the Tulliallan Estate with scenic views of the River Forth, Ochil Hills and the Forth Valley.

It is an outstanding par 69 and the tree lined fairways and burn which meanders through most of the course present a challenge to test all levels of ability. The course is renowned for its true greens.

Centrally located and just off the Scottish motorway network, Tulliallan is not far from any of Scotland's championship and other top courses. The area is well served by guest house, inns and hotels, including Airth Castle hotel which is only a short drive away. Gleneagles hotel is 40 minutes away by car.

Before or after a game, visitors will enjoy the convivial and friendly atmosphere of the Clubhouse. Whether visitors wish to avail themselves of the full dining facilities or enjoy snacks and refreshments in the lounge, Tulliallan will be a memorable experience for the most discerning of visitors.

Conference facilities are available, at reasonable rates, whether or not the meeting is part of a golf package. For further information, please contact the Secretary by email or telephone.

Latest News

Latest County Golf Newsletter

Published: 23 April 2008

The April edition of the Clackmannan County Golf Union Newsletter is now available.

Top Silverware for Callum Macaulay

Published: 31 March 2008

Callum MacaulaySome 500 guests assembled at the Crowns Plaza Hotel in Glasgow for the annual Scottish Golf Dinner and award presentations. 20 of the guests came from Tulliallan Golf Club (including Callum’s family) and Clackmannan County Golf Union, and of course the reason was to celebrate the double success of Tulliallan’s Callum Macaulay who took the Order of Merit and Scottish Golfer of the year titles for 2008.

The presentation was made by Gordon Sherry the 1995 Scottish Golfer of the Year, and an interview by Chairman Dougie Donnelly gave an insight into Callum’s University Golf in America. Fellow Scottish Golfers also gave television presentations of congratulations to Callum including 1999 Open Champion Paul Lawrie. Altogether an unforgettable evening for Callum and the Wee County supporters.

Callum’s golf season is well underway with many international trips in prospect, finishing up with a shot at Tour School to try and gain a European Tour card. His progress will no doubt be followed keenly by local golfers over the next few months.

2008 Open Competition list

Published: 25 January 2008

Updated information now available for all 2008 Open Competitions.

A great opportunity to play the course from the medal tees for less than the normal weekday green fee! 

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