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About: Greenock (Wee 9 Hole)

Greenock (Wee 9 Hole) is a parkland, 9 hole golf course in Renfrewshire. The course first opened on this site in 1927.

The Greenock Golf Club, established in 1890, underwent a significant reconstruction in 1924 when James Braid, a former open champion and prolific golf course architect, was commissioned to redesign it. The reconstruction resulted in the creation of an eighteen-hole course and a nine-hole course, both completed in 1927.

The golf course is characterized as moorland with tree-lined fairways and is noted for its expansive views over the Clyde Estuary to the Argyll hills. It has been the venue for several professional and amateur county championships and has seen renowned players like JH Taylor, Harry Vardon, Roberto de Vicenzo, and Sam Torrance play on its grounds.

Holes

9

Par

32

Yards

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Slope

103

Course Open Year:

1927

Original Architect:

James Braid

Contributor(s):

Unknown

Course location

Approximate position on the map (OpenStreetMap).

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Visitor Information: Greenock (Wee 9 Hole)

Golf CourseGreenock (Wee 9 Hole)
Course StyleParkland
Course Designer(s)James Braid
Design Contributors
Number of Holes9
Par32
Yardage
Golf Club(s)Greenock Golf Club
GolfLists Course RankingScotland - 368
Renfrewshire - 23
Address
CountryScotland
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Courses OnsiteGreenock (Big)Greenock (Wee 9 Hole)
Course Open Year
(At Current Site)
1927
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