Lenzie Golf Club

Lenzie Golf Club was established in 1889 in the east Dunbartonshire town of Lenzie — a Victorian railway suburb that developed around the Glasgow–Edinburgh main line, its stone villas and terraces reflecting the commuting professional class that built it. The course occupies parkland on the south side of the town, through mature tree cover that has been playing host to golf for over 130 years.

Par 69, around 5,964 yards. The layout uses the natural undulation of the Lenzie ground — rolling enough to produce varied lies and approach angles on the par-4 holes that define the round's character, but without extreme elevation changes. Established hardwood narrows the fairways without closing them, and makes the directional demands of the routing visible from each tee. The course plays as a proper members' test rather than a resort or society venue.

Visitor green fee is £30–45. Lenzie is 8 miles north-east of Glasgow, 10 minutes by train from Glasgow Queen Street on the Edinburgh main line (Lenzie station). For visitors based in the east of the city or routing between Glasgow and Edinburgh, Lenzie provides a quality private club round without a car. Crow Wood (4 miles west) is the comparable alternative for those who want to compare north Glasgow parkland at a similar price.