Key Info
14 Electric Buggies available for hire on request pre booking
Practice Area 
Restaurant 
Dress code required- Membership
Tuition available
Introduction
Welcome to Strathmore Golf Centre!
THE COURSES AT STRATHMORE
Set in the heart of the Strathmore valley, Strathmore Golf Centre was opened in 1996 by Kathryn Marshall and has quickly matured and gained a reputation as the “Friendly Place to Play Golf”.
The centre has something for everyone, the 18-hole Rannaleroch Course and the 9-hole Leitfie Links, 10 bay covered golf range, golf academy and a friendly atmosphere in the clubhouse. Memberships are available or pay as you play.
The par 72, Rannaleroch course has generous fairways, rolling greens and is a challenge to good golfers while forgiving for the “not so good”.
The 9-hole Leitfie Links is ideal for beginners or for a quick round if you are short for time.
At Strathmore Golf Centre visitors, groups and societies are welcomed throughout the year. Corporate golf days are a speciality. Please note that we operate a dress code to which all golfers must adhere.
Our Silver Ball Savers are available all year. A great way to play Rannaleroch as well as enjoy some great hospitality. Please contact us for details.
The Clubhouse
Strathmore Golf Centre offers a full clubhouse facility to both members and visitors alike.
The modern clubhouse is situated just off the 18th green and boasts spectacular views along the vale of Strathmore.
There are changing rooms with showers for both ladies and gentlemen, as well as a full bar and catering service.
Dress Code In The Clubhouse
Our restaurant and bar are public areas where the atmosphere is relaxed and the dress code is smart but casual.
Please refrain from wearing football colours or caps.
No golf shoes of any description are permitted to be worn in the bar or restaurant areas.
Alcohol
We want all our members and visitors to have an enjoyable experience at Strathmore.
It is the responsibility of each individual to ensure that alcohol is consumed responsibly. Anyone who behaves in a dangerous or abusive manner, or who behaves in such a way that threatens the safety or enjoyment of others, may be asked to leave the premises by centre staff.
