Golf clubs

Hilton Park is the only thirty six hole golf club in the area. Set in acres of rolling moorland, it comprises the Hilton Course and the Allander course, in which tens of thousands of trees have been planted, providing shelter and adding character to the area. Designed by James Braid the Hilton and Allander courses first opened in 1928.The Hilton and Allander courses are set out in acres of rolling moorland, some 600 feet above sea level. In the late seventies, the club introduced a tree planting programme. More than thirty thousand trees were planted between both courses and are now well established, giving the courses more definition and shelter.The courses are best described as rolling, hilly moorland, the gateway to the Trossachs and Loch Lomond.The Hilton is a 18-hole course of 6233 yards and has a Par of 70. The signature hole on the Hilton is the 17th, Par 3, 184 yards.