An 18 Hole Parkland Course with panoramic views in Renfrewshire on the West Coast of Scotland in the village of Elderslie. Discover one of James Braid magnificently designed golf courses, first opened for play in April 1909.
Home :: Finchley Golf Club - North London Designed by five-times Open winner James Braid, this, 18-hole, 6,356 yard, par 72 picturesque parkland course is regarded as the finest challenge in North London.
Woodham Golf & Country Club - The Best Laid Out Course In The North East Designed by the grandson of James Braid, Woodham boasts an excellent 18 hole golf course measuring 6,671 yards.
Home :: Stover Golf Club This James Braid designed golf course is an example of the very best of the South West. Set in 200 acres of beautiful parkland with easy access from M5 and A38.
Playable 365 Days of the Year | Thorpeness Golf Club & Hotel Thorpeness Golf Club and Hotel in Suffolk offers 36 comfortable bedrooms and an award-winning 18 hole James Braid golf course established in 1922.
Muir of Ord Golf Club, 18 hole heathland course - Home Muir of Ord Golf Club was partly designed by James Braid and dates from 1875. It is a healthland/moorland 18 hole course in the Highlands of Scotland
Haywards Heath Golf Club | A Members club run by Members | A great venue for societies and visitors A traditional James Braid parkland design in the heart of Sussex, and home to the 2022 County Amateur Championships.
Girvan Golf Course | Golf South Ayrshire Girvan is a popular links and parkland course, which has remained largely unchanged since James Braid took advantage of the same stunning views of Ailsa Craig as its illustrious Turnberry neighbour.
Welcome to Oswestry Golf Club : Oswestry Golf Club Oswestry Golf Club set in mature Shropshire parkland designed by James Braid With good tees, beautiful fairways and quality greens Oswestry, with its excellent drainage is ideal for all year round play.
Golf | Brecon Golf Club | Brecon Nepalese Brecon Golf Club is nestled at the foot of the magnificent Brecon Beacons national park in Mid Wales. Originally designed by James Braid with a yardage of 6122 and par of 70
