Drumpellier Golf Club

Established on New Year's Day 1894, Drumpellier Golf Course in Coatbridge began as a nine-hole course at Blacklands Farm, using the Victoria Cricket Club's pavilion as their initial clubhouse. The original golf club, formed by Gartsherrie Church's Young Men's Guild, underwent several name changes, locations, and clubhouse iterations before settling as Drumpellier Golf Club in the early 20th century.

In 1912, the course expanded to 18 holes by incorporating adjacent fields, but subsequent wars saw portions of the land reverted to agricultural use. Notwithstanding numerous changes over the decades, including clubhouse relocations and the occasional closure due to various events, consistent golf has been played on the southeastern part of the course for about 90 years, with alterations to the course layout being relatively minimal since the early 1960s.