Our 18 hole, par 71 course is set in the beautiful Scottish Borders. The course is generally flat, allowing for easy walking and is set partially within Kelso Racecourse. Our course is maintained to a high level and sets a suitable challenge to every standard of player. We have an attractive parkland course which is well known locally for the quality of its turf, especially our greens.
The original course was designed by Ben Sayers and then re-designed by James Braid in 1930. The mature 18 hole layout was opened in 1980. We also have a welcoming and comfortable clubhouse and dining area with views over the course, and our clubhouse staff will ensure that a warm welcome and good service awaits you.
The original course was designed by Ben Sayers and then re-designed by James Braid in 1930. The mature 18 hole layout was opened in 1980. We also have a welcoming and comfortable clubhouse and dining area with views over the course, and our clubhouse staff will ensure that a warm welcome and good service awaits you.
Services
Membership applications are welcomed whether you're a beginner, novice or experienced golfer. We also offer Social membership, for non-golfers, which allows you to enjoy a members discount on all food and bar purchases and the opportunity to attend any of the events on our popular and varied social calendar.
Access to a Quality Course: being a member of Kelso Golf Club gives you the opportunity to play when you like, as often as you like and how you like, whether you enjoy the challenge of weekly competition or a relaxing social game. Friendly Club: Kelso Golf Club is a friendly, unpretentious club where new members are made to feel welcome.
If you have any questions or need further information on visitng Kelso Golf Club please email our club secretary ( secretary@kelsogolfclub.com ). Race course workings G.U.R. Tractor wheel marks lift and drop. Fairway drain lines on 4th and 5th to be considered G.U.R - Free lift and drop nearest point of relief.
