Visitors are welcome to play the course on the following days subject to availability. Please note we do not operate with a tee booking system and you are likely to be asked to start your round within 5 minutes or so of your starting time. You may be asked to commence your round from the 1st, or 5th tee but these are all located in close proximity to the Clubhouse.
For those visitors who wish to enjoy the dining facilities in the Clubhouse you would require to tee off no later than 10.30am in morning and no earlier than 2.30pm in the afternoon.
Monday: 9.30am to 12.30pm & 2pm to 3.30pm
Tuesday 10am to 11.30am & 2.30pm to 3.30pm
Wednesday 10am to 11.50am & 2.30pm to 3.30pm
Thursday 10am to 11.50am & 2.30pm to 3.30pm
Friday 10am to 11.50am & 2pm to 3.30pm
Saturday No Visitor Bookings
Sunday 10.00am to 11.50am & 2pm to 3.30pm
On arrival at the Club, please check in with the bar staff in the casual bar, the door of which is directly in front of you when you enter the main entrance hall.
On the Course
We expect golfers to wear formal golfing attire, including the wearing of recognised golf shoes. For gentlemen golfers who choose to wear tailored shorts whilst on the course they are required to wear knee length socks. Jeans are not permitted.
In the Clubhouse
Pre 9.45am, visitors may use all areas of the Clubhouse in golfing attire.
After 9.45am. gentlemen are required to wear jacket and tie in the Smoke Room, North Lounge and Dining room. Ladies should be dressed in a complementary manner.
Please note no golf shoes, waterproofs, wind tops, outdoor coats or headgear of any kind are allowed in the Smoke Room at any time.
The enjoyment of a round of golf can be destroyed by slow play. Please be aware of players in front and behind and if you are holding players up and there is a gap of in front please let other golfers through.
Irrespective of group size we would expect a round of golf here should take no more than 3 hours and 30 minutes.
Our staff will do all they can to make your visit to us a memorable occasion. It is our policy that members of staff do not accept personal gratuities, however if you are pleased with their efforts, we would welcome your decision to pay a gratuity and this will be divided amongst all staff.
The use of mobile telephones to make or receive calls is prohibited in the Clubhouse or on the Course unless in an emergency.
Calls may be made, if necessary, anywhere out with the Clubhouse.
Smartphones may be used in the Clubhouse when being used as an electronic diary. Texting or accessing the internet on a smartphone or any other electronic device is prohibited in the Clubhouse or on the Course.
Luffness New Golf Club Ltd is not liable for the property of visitors, so please look after your property at all times and do not leave valuables unattended in the locker room.
Luffness New Golf Club is covered fully for third party liability, members and visitors are advised that the onus for personal liability remains with the individual. In consequence, you are advised that any golfer playing at Luffness New must ensure, before play, that he/she has adequate third-party insurance cover.
The Club does not have a pool of caddies however we can, where possible, seek the assistance of neighbouring clubs’ caddies but the supply is not guaranteed. If caddies are required they must be booked in advance.
Pull Trolleys can be hired on the day at a cost of £7.50 per round.
Buggies are available to visitors with medical conditions only and can be requested at the time of booking and the cost for 18 holes is £40.00.
If you have any further questions or queries please do not hesitate to contact Mary Lou Watkins, Assistant Secretary by e-mail to office@luffnessnew.com
