One of Scotland's finest inland parkland courses, designed by the legendary James Braid
Renfrew Golf Club is recognised as one of the finest inland golf courses in Scotland and has the enviable honour of hosting several SGU and R&A events.
The course is a very flat, scenic, tree-lined parkland course affording views of the River Clyde with the Erskine Bridge in the background.
The club is a member of the James Braid Association, a collection of courses in Scotland, Ireland, Wales, England and New York that were designed, re-designed or re-bunkered by James Braid.
One of the major benefits of the design is that the 9th green and 10th tee are located at the Clubhouse, with the 12th green close by. This layout provides members the option of playing the front nine, back nine, or the first 12 holes.
This is ideal if you are new to the sport, don't always have time to play a full round, or have physical limitations. The shortened course appeals to all our membership because it reduces the demands on their time and abilities.
There is a putting and chipping practice area in front of the clubhouse, along with two practice nets and a practice area adjacent to the 1st tee. The golf shop hires out two electric golf buggies (discounted for members) and pull trolleys.
Course Etiquette
Please follow these guidelines to ensure an enjoyable experience for all players
- Players should maintain a good pace of play
- Guidelines for the completion of 18 holes are: 2 Ball – 3 hours 10 minutes; 3 Ball- 3 hours 30 minutes; 4 Ball – 3 hours 50 minutes.
- Replace your divots.
- Spend no more than 3 minutes looking for a lost ball.
- Wave faster games through if there are gaps in front of you.
- Rake bunkers after use.
- Repair pitch marks.
- No trollies / buggies to be taken between the green and any bunker.
- Mark all scores off the green and without holding up play.
- Warn others by shouting fore if your ball may hit someone.
Course Holes
Explore all 18 holes of our championship course
