Featured courses designed, remodelled and added to by James Braid
West Kilbride
10th

West Kilbride Golf Club really gets the pulse racing around the turn with a nice loop of holes.
West Linton
21st
Set in the conservation village of West Linton, to the south of Edinburgh, the charming moorland course here at the golf club was founded in 1890, revised by James Braid in 1926 then expanded to a full 18 hole layout in 1972.
Whitecraigs
10th
The 18-hole layout at Whitecraigs Golf Club in Giffnock is a Willie Fernie course that dates back to 1905, at a time when the Open champion of 1883 was also involved in designing the new Portland course at Royal Troon.
Wildernesse
7th
Tree-lined fairways characterise the golf course at The Wildernesse Club so accuracy is the watchword when playing here, especially on a front nine containing seven tight par fours.
Willesley Park
6th
The layout at Willesley Park Golf Club comprises a mix of parkland and heathland fairways with back-to-back par threes featuring at holes 16 and 17.
Woodbridge (Heath)
3rd

"Woodbridge Golf Club has everything in the world that one could desire except the sea. It has sand and bracken and gorse, beautiful turf and the smoothest of greens."
Woodsome Hall
13th
Harry Colt designed Woodsome Hall Golf Club in 1922 and the club’s first professional, William Button, oversaw the construction.
Workington
10th
Overlooking the Solway Firth, the old James Braid course at Workington Golf Club was recently redesigned by Howard Swan. Fairways are routed over undulating terrain with six holes crossing a small brook that runs through the course.
James Braid Leaderboard
Rank | Name | Courses Played |
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1 | Brian Ward |
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2 | Jim McCann |
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3 | Gordon Thomson |
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4 | Ed Battye |
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5 | Martin Jordan |
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6 | Jim Robertson |
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7 | Andy Newmarch |
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8 | Tim Elliott |
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9 | Stuart Bendoris |
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10 | Greg Watson |
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