The Carrick Course

at Cameron House

Location: Loch Lomond, Scotland | Style: Parkland | Length: 7,082 yards | Par: 71 | Designer: Doug Carrick | Founded: 2007

Set on the breathtaking shores of Loch Lomond within Scotland’s iconic Trossachs National Park, The Carrick at Cameron House is a modern championship layout that delivers both visual drama and strategic intrigue.

Designed by renowned Canadian architect Doug Carrick, the course stretches over 7,000 yards and cleverly utilises the natural fault line dividing the Scottish Highlands and Lowlands, with nine holes routed through each landscape.

The result is a round rich in contrast and character. Elevated tees reveal sweeping vistas across Loch Lomond and towards Ben Lomond, while the terrain shifts from open, rolling lowland fairways to more rugged, upland holes that demand precision and thoughtful shot-making.

Regularly praised for its conditioning and playability, The Carrick has also hosted prestigious events including the Ladies Scottish Open and the PGA Cup, cementing its reputation as one of Scotland’s standout resort courses.

Course highlights

• Dramatic dual landscape – Unique routing across the Highland Boundary Fault with distinct lowland and highland nines
• Championship pedigree – Host venue for major tournaments including the Ladies Scottish Open and PGA Cup
• Spectacular scenery – Panoramic views of Loch Lomond and Ben Lomond from elevated holes
• Playable challenge – Multiple tee options make it enjoyable for all skill levels

Clubhouse & amenities

The Carrick forms part of the luxury Cameron House resort, offering a complete golf break experience. Facilities include a full-length driving range, short game areas, and professional coaching, alongside a well-stocked pro shop. The modern clubhouse provides dining options, locker rooms, and a relaxed setting to unwind after your round, while the wider resort features luxury accommodation, spa facilities, and leisure activities on Loch Lomond.

Signature Holes

While several holes compete for attention, the elevated holes on the back nine stand out, particularly those overlooking Loch Lomond. These holes combine dramatic tee shots with shifting winds and undulating greens, creating both a visual highlight and a true test of control and course management. The blend of scenery and strategy perfectly captures the essence of The Carrick experience.

Post Round

After your round, the Cameron House resort offers a wealth of options, from refined dining in the clubhouse to indulgent spa treatments and leisure facilities. Guests can also enjoy loch cruises or relax within the historic hotel grounds, making it an ideal destination for both golf and luxury relaxation.

Nearby activities

• Explore Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park
• Boat trips and water sports on Loch Lomond
• Walking and hiking routes with panoramic Highland scenery
• Visits to nearby Glasgow, just 20 minutes away

Did You Know?

The course is uniquely split across the Highland Boundary Fault, meaning golfers quite literally play between two of Scotland’s most distinct landscapes during a single round.

The Carrick is part of the historic Cameron House estate, which dates back to the 18th century and has hosted notable figures including Winston Churchill.