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Brucefields Golf Centre, Bannockburn, Stirling. (1995 - 2020)
Nine-hole course; nine-hole academy course; pro shop and driving range.
Mention of the new course in May 1995.
Stirling Observer Friday 26 May 1995. Image © Reach plc. Image created courtesy of THE BRITISH LIBRARY BOARD.
Advert for the course in January 1997.
Stirling Observer Friday 31 January 1997. Image © Reach plc. Image created courtesy of THE BRITISH LIBRARY BOARD.
Leading returns in the June 1997 Medal; J Paterson (23) 60; G Reekie (22) 60; I Anderson (17) 61. The junior competition was won by G Fox.
Stirling Observer Friday 26 February 1999. Image © Reach plc. Image created courtesy of THE BRITISH LIBRARY BOARD.
Entry from the 2003 AA guide to Golf; Nine-hole gently rolling parkland course; 9-holes, 2,513 yards, Par and SSS 68; Designed by Souters Superturf; Green fees, £14 for 18-holes, £8 for 9-holes; academy par 3 nine-hole course, green fees, £3.
The following message appeared on the club Facebook page on 4 August 2020 - BRUCEFIELDS CLOSURE NOTICE - This update is to notify you that Brucefields Family Golf Centre has ceased trading and will not re-open. Thank you for your support and membership throughout the years.
There are plans to use the land for housing development.
Nine-hole course scorecard, course plan and local rules.
Academy course scorecard and layout.
Thanks to Dr Douglas Lockhart who visited the site on Sunday 16 July 2023 and provided the update and images below. The pictures were taken from the Pirnhall Road side of the course. Access is problematic – the fence prevents a close inspection – building works on a series of new housing developments are just about to begin.
Sign of things to come.
A relic from the past – it was hidden in the tall grass below the development sign.
Another development sign on the Pirnhall Road.
Above are general views of the former golf course.
The above pictures are of the seventh green with the eighth tee beyond close to the fence – you can see the old tee marker (brown colour) just visible on the lower image.
Dr Douglas Lockhart paid a further visit to the site on Friday 29 March 2024 and provided the images below. Site preparations for the housing development are well under way. The lower picture shows the former green and tee that were photographed on the first visit, they were in the corner on the right.
