Latest Updates

• Will Grangemouth Golf Course be open?

  The Scottish Government advice on Tier 4 confirms “outdoor non-contact sports such as golf and fishing are permitted for all age groups” and so the golf course will remain open.  Please do not meet more than one other household at the course. Remember to wear your mask when you enter the shop. Online booking, or phoning staff remain the safest ways of booking a tee time and tee times must be booked in advance. Please continue to try and only use the public toilets in an emergency. The lockers, showers and other areas remain closed. Do not travel to Grangemouth Golf Course if you live outside the Falkirk District Area. It should be noted that the Scottish Government continues to monitor the situation closely and has not ruled out the reintroduction of restrictions, which could see golf suspended once again if public health measures dictate, or if the guidelines are not followed.

• Are you re-opening Callendar Park’s 3 Par Course?

  For the time being, Callendar Park Par 3 Course remains closed and will open when it is safe to do so. 

• Why are you opening Grangemouth Golf Course and not the Par 3 course at Callendar Park?

  Unlike Grangemouth Golf Course, the Park Par 3 is more of a recreational activity and transactions are largely cash based, which we are discouraging.  Additionally, users of this course do not usually visit with their own equipment, which goes against the safety measures in place at Grangemouth.   

• What safety measures are you putting in place at Grangemouth Golf Course?

  Keeping customers and staff healthy is our priority, so we have implemented some changes to keep you all safe. These have been based on guidance from the PGA, SGU and BIGGA as well as Government guidance. As these change, the proposed work and operating plans will also change so that we can ensure we follow best practice. 

  Guidance is available both online and at the course to help things go smoothly during the recovery period. New season ticket applications are welcomed and can be purchased at the pro shop on site with a credit or debit card.

• Can I book a time to play on the tennis courts?

  Yes, at Dollar Park you can book here. Please read the information on the court here.

  No, sorry not at Zetland Park. In recognition of the premium placed on useable outdoor spaces at this point, the courts will be opened to all members of the public to use on a first come basis at this time.

• Will indoor sports continue?

  No, we are not permitted to run any indoor sports in Tier 4, so all indoor sports* (Gymnastics, Run Jump and Throw, Badminton, Mini Gym & Basketball) will be cancelled from 25 December until further notice.

  Places will be retained, as you will have paid for the current block (Until Christmas) and would have been expected to make your next payment before the start of the next block there are no credits/refunds due.

• Will swimming lessons continue?

  No, in line with Scottish Government Guidance, all swimming lessons will be cancelled until further notice. Direct Debits were automatically frozen when we stopped all programmes and activities on 25 December 2020. There will be no Direct Debit payment on 1^st January 2021 and we will advise on when payments will restart.

• Which Sports facilities will be open after 26 December 2020?

  The closures include all sports and leisure facilities with the exception of Grangemouth Golf Course where members can continue to play whilst following safety measures in place.  Grangemouth Stadium will remain closed over the festive period, although will open from the 5 January for outdoor fitness classes and athletics club training sessions.