Oakbank Golf Club, Mid Calder, West Lothian. (1930s - WW2)
First appeared in the early 1930s, Oakbank, did not appear after WW2.
Match against Livingston in June 1931.

Linlithgowshire Gazette Friday 5th June 1931. Image © Johnston Press plc. Image created courtesy of THE BRITISH LIBRARY BOARD .
The annual meeting was held at the Oakbank Institute in March 1932, Mr A O Casssells presided. It was recommended that Sunday play should be allowed on the Redcraig course. The following officials were elected; President, A O Casssells; treasurer, Francis Lang; secretary, Francis Boyle; captain, Daniel J Green.
From the 1933 Golfer's Handbook; secretary was F Lang, 120 Oakbank, Midcalder and the green-keeper James Morgan. A 9-hole course with a membership of 130. Visitors’ fees were 6d a round. Sunday play was not allowed. The station at Midcalder was 2 ½ miles away.
Red Craig, location of the course, is marked on the map below. The map is from the early 1920s, before the golf club came into being.