Carrick at Loch Lomand

[Jonathan Cummings]

Anybody know anything about this place?  From the pictures it looks somewhat American.  Adare Manor-ish??  Is it worth a stop?

[Ian Andrew]

I have been there. Course has two distinct styles.

Half of it sits low, has lots of water in play, some occasional views of the loch.
That section looks and plays like a Modern style course.

The other half is pretty good, set on high rolling land. More Heathland in style.
I did like the use of sod walls for the bunkering, I assume its still like that.

[Niall C]

Jonathan


It's been a number of years since I played it but from what I recall I enjoyed it although it is indeed fairly modern in scale and some of the shaping. It's maybe not what you cross an ocean for but worth a play if in the area.


If on the other hand you were looking to play an old fashioned inland course then perhaps not one to go for.


Niall

[Marty Bonnar]

Lomond.


You'll take the high road and I'll take the low road,[/size]And I'll be in Scotland afore you.Where me and my true love will never meet again,On the bonnie, bonnie banks of Loch Lomond.[/color]

[Niall C]

Yes indeed, Harry Lauder would be burling in his grave.


Niall