Hole 11 – Clooties Elbow

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Playing Tips

Clooties Elbow derived its name from Clootie, a Gaelic word for the devil. The toughest hole at Mount Lawley requires a strong drive to the corner to leave a direct shot to the green. Anything short of the corner leaves a blind shot that must be drawn around the corner and over the hill. A severely sloping green will test the nerve on all but the shortest putts.