Pumpherston Golf Club - West Lothian

I played at this course for the first time yesterday and thoroughly enjoyed it. There are some unique holes to play, with water coming into play on many of them and some great dog-legs to navigate. The course is flat and the fairways are undulating, while the greens are fast and true. It is a fun, albeit heavily bunkered, course that offers golfers of all levels the chance to score well. This place is definitely worth a visit.

I had lunch at this restaurant after playing golf a couple of days in a row. The service was outstanding, very professional and friendly. The £12 two-course lunch deal was excellent value. The Haggis fritters were delicious. The restaurant has great panoramic views and is bright and airy.

My sisters-in-law and I went out for lunch today. I had heard great things about the food at Pumpherston Golf Club, so we decided to give it a try. We were not disappointed. We started with the Sweet Chilli skewers and had the Haggis Fritters for our main course. Both dishes were beautifully presented and tasted delicious. The pepper sauce was especially outstanding. The manager and serving staff were friendly, chatty, and helpful. We have already made plans to come back next week. I highly recommend this restaurant.

We chose a glorious day to play a fourball at Pumpherston GC near Livingston. There are some very quirky holes, with 90 degree dog legs and that added to the enjoyment of the day. Water plays it’s fair share on a number of the holes, particularly the attractive 16th which features on their website... driveable perhaps but not recommended! The catering we had before playing was quick, generously proportioned and the chef who delivered it had a golfer’s sense of humour! Equally the reception by the Pro and the help and advice offered was great for visitors. They have a considerable practice are so if you are able to get there early it is well worth the extra time spent there. Would highly recommend it would be great for an outing.

Played golf here was really impressed. At first I thought it wasn’t very Scottish however the rough scenery made up for it.