Dozens of firefighters worked through the night after a golf club caught fire.

Fire crews were called to Glasgow Golf Club, in Killermont Avenue, Bearsden , at around 9.20pm on Thursday.

The club is believed to be one of the oldest in the world.

The blaze started in the roof-space of the three-story building.

There were no reports of any injuries and the fire service say they have managed to salvage some of the interiors within the historic building.

Ten fire engines remained at the scene at 7am on Friday, but were beginning to stand down around 9.30am.

At 11.30am on Friday a spokeman for the SFRS said: "The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service remains at the scene of a building fire at Glasgow Golf Club in Bearsden.

"A total of seven fire engines and two aerial appliances are presently in attendance at Killermont Avenue, on Friday, September 21.

"At its height, up to 70 firefighters and ten fire engines were mobilised the scene after the alarm was raised at 9.20pm on Thursday, September 20.

"Crews worked through the night to tackle the large fire which had taken hold within the roof space of the three-storey building.

"There are no casualties."

Group Manager Thomas Sinton is currently the officer in charge of the incident.

He said: "This has undoubtedly been a challenging and protracted incident, and there is still work to do as our crews remain on scene this morning.

"But I would like to take this opportunity to praise the response of firefighters - they have been outstanding.

"This is one of the oldest golf courses in the world, I am very pleased to say that our crews were able to assist in salvaging some of the interiors within this historic building.

"I would also like to thank our teams in Operations Control for working effectively with our partners through the night and into this morning."