The Wee Demon at Cameron House Resort occupies a compact footprint on the eastern shore of Loch Lomond in West Dunbartonshire, designed by Canadian architect Doug Carrick. This nine-hole layout serves as a shorter complement to the resort's championship Carrick course, offering a more accessible option for guests and members while maintaining strategic interest across its modest yardage. The course takes advantage of its lochside setting, with several holes playing along or toward the water. The routing works through relatively gentle terrain compared to the more dramatic elevation changes found on the neighboring Carrick layout. Despite its abbreviated length, the design incorporates thoughtful green complexes and hazard placement that reward accurate approach play over distance. Cameron House operates primarily as a resort destination, drawing visitors to the southern end of Loch Lomond with its hotel facilities, spa, and golf offerings. The Wee Demon functions as both a practice ground for those preparing for the longer course and a standalone round for those seeking a quicker or less demanding experience. The setting provides views across the loch toward the Highland hills beyond, characteristic of this transitional zone between Scotland's central belt and the Highlands proper. The course remains open year-round, weather permitting, as part of the resort's broader recreational amenities.