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Uphall Golf Club in West Lothian dates to 1895, when a course was established on land known as the Burn Parks, leased from the Houston Estate for £30 a year. The club's own history says the identity of the original course designer cannot be established. Early greens followed natural contours, the course initially had no bunkers, and livestock shared the land.
After difficult early years, the course was formally reopened in 1905. Significant development followed in the 1950s when additional land west of Houston House became available. Uphall today operates an 18-hole, par-69 course with visitor booking, a pro shop and membership programme.
The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. The course originally opened in 1895. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Pro Shop, Clubhouse.
Uphall Golf Club was founded in 1895 on the Burn Parks, land leased from the Houston Estate for £30 per year. The initial membership numbered 43. Early greens followed natural contours and fences protected them from sheep and cattle grazing on the property.
After financial difficulties the course was formally reopened in 1905. A new clubhouse was erected in 1923. A major phase of course development began after additional land west of Houston House became available in 1951.
Uphall remains an 18-hole club in West Lothian and accepts visitor bookings.
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