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The Clubhouse
On
a balmy summer's day with the larks singing and
the smell of moorland flowers all around, a day's
golf at Lanark is refreshing regardless of the score.
For still further refreshment however, the hospitable
clubhouse provides comprehensive lounge and dining
room facilities, with panoramic views from the clubhouse
window. The old wood panelled smokeroom has been
maintained and largely occupies the same setting
as the earlier clubhouse of 1892. It evokes the
tradition and history of the club - of days when
the red blazer was de rigeur on the course.
Original
plan of the clubhouse, 1924.
At
the end of a thoroughly enjoyable day's play over
the moor at Lanark, the golfer can relax in the
old smokeroom and reflect upon the good fortune
that has brought him to such a fine course and
to a club whose roots occupy a distinguished place
in the golfing history of Scotland.
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