Breathtaking scenery, superb facilities

All visiting golfer are welcome to make full use of the facilities, which are perfectly suited to catering for even the largest of parties.

If you would like to make a group booking or an enquiry contact us via one of the options here.

Winter Rates
1st November 2025 to 31st March 2026

	18 Holes
Weekdays	£25.00
Weekends	£25.00

Spring / Autumn Rates
1st April to 30th April 2026 & 1st October to 31st October 2026

	18 Holes
Weekday
Before 3.00 pm	£40
After 3.00 pm	£35
Weekend
Before 3.00 pm	£45
After 3.00 pm	£40

Summer Rates
1st May to 30th September 2026

	18 Holes 36 Holes
Mon. To Fri.	£50 £75
Sunday	£55 £80

Members Guest Rates

	18 Holes
April – October	£15.00
November – March	£10.00

Members can book up to 7 Days in Advance
Visitors can Book up to 5 Days in Advance. On-line bookings paid on Booking.
Party Bookings up to 1 Year in Advance

Book online or call the Professional Shop on 01259 724475

Visitor Package Deals (8+ Players)

Various Package Deals Available On Request.

Reciprocal Golf

Alloa Golf Club has various reciprocal arrangements with Clubs in the James Braid Golfing Society, Clackmannan County and individual agreements with a number of other clubs. Check your club to see if they have a Reciprocal Arrangement with Alloa Golf Club. Bookings through a Reciprocal Arrangement must be made through the Pro-Shop.

“Brilliant course, some challenging holes and course in excellent condition, greens were running perfectly. Stunning scenery on most holes. I am now a member after enjoying it so much, well worth a try.”

Stuart M

“Excellent golf course with lots of really interesting holes, with stunning views.”

Garry McClements

“Very welcoming and pleasant staff, course was in excellent condition and the food was great. Would recommend visiting this golf club if in central Scotland.”

Graham Struthers

“Thank you for accommodating us last week on our annual Scottish Trip. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the course and 100% agreed it was the best course during our week. ”

Michael Leyland