Hilton Park Golf Club (Allander)

Hilton Park Golf Club's Allander Course, located in stunning Scotland, UK, offers an 18-hole, par-69 layout that combines challenging play with breathtaking scenery. Originally designed by legendary architect James Braid in 1927, the course has evolved into a picturesque parkland setting, thanks to its well-planned tree-planting program. At 5,517 yards, the Allander may be shorter than its neighboring Hilton Course, but its narrow fairways and strategic design make it a favorite among skilled golfers and an inviting challenge for players of all levels. Highlights include the iconic par-3 4th hole, "Fickle," and the scenic dog-leg 5th, "Burncrooks," regarded as two of the finest holes across Hilton Park’s 36 holes. The Allander Course also features a charming burn that adds character and challenge, with the 12th hole offering the unique opportunity to drive the ball from Dunbartonshire into Stirlingshire. Golfers can enjoy top-tier practice facilities and a welcoming clubhouse, making it an ideal destination for locals and visitors exploring Scotland’s golfing heritage. Whether you're seeking a competitive round or a peaceful retreat surrounded by Scotland's natural beauty, the Allander Course delivers an unforgettable experience.