Featured courses designed, remodelled and added to by James Braid

Glencruitten

6^th

Glencruitten Golf Club is located at the "Gateway to the Islands" and it’s a James Braid gem nestled among the hills of the Glencruitten Estate.

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Gleneagles (King's)

1^st 14^th 36^th

Gleneagles is the perfect setting for a game of golf and the King’s course is surely the best moorland track in the world.

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Gleneagles (Queen's)

2^nd 23^rd 72^nd

The Queen’s course is the pretty little sister at the Gleneagles Hotel. She’s only short course but she's exquisitely delicate and stunningly beautiful.

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Golspie

10^th 63^rd

Golspie Golf Club is a vintage seaside course with a varied and enjoyable mix of links, heathland and parkland holes.

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Goodwood (Downs)

6^th

The original Goodwood downland golf course was designed by James Braid. It now measures 7,100 yards but you'll need to befriend a member to play here.

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Goswick

1^st 87^th

Founded in 1890 on land named Goswick (Goose Farm) by the Romans, Berwick-upon-Tweed Golf Club (now renamed Goswick Golf Club) boasts views of the North Sea and to the south, Holy Island and Bamburgh Castle.

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Grange

7^th 69^th

Grange Golf Club is renowned as one of the best parkland courses in Dublin with its 400-yard par four 18th hole as good a closing hole as any in Ireland.

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Grantown-on-Spey

19^th

Grantown-on-Spey Golf Club is the perfect foil to a round at nearby Boat of Garten with both venues sharing the same spectacular mountain scenery.

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Halifax

20^th

If you’re looking for something completely different, Halifax Golf Club, known locally as Ogden, is a rather extreme Alister MacKenzie and James Braid design that's laid out over rugged and very hilly moorland a couple of miles north of the minster town.

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Hamilton

2^nd

Formed in 1872, Hamilton Golf Club moved to its present location on the outskirts of the town in 1925 when James Braid was enlisted to lay out a new course for the members.

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