
Architect
James Braid
Established
1877
Par / Length
68 / 5933y
Access
N/A
Green Fee
$$
Overview: Established in 1877 and designed by the legendary James Braid, Hawick Golf Club is the oldest golf club in the Scottish Borders. Situated on the Vertish Hill above the historic textile town of Hawick, the 18-hole course is a par 68, measuring 5,933 yards. The layout is a pure moorland experience, featuring dramatic elevation changes, natural rocky hazards, and panoramic views that stretch across the Teviot Valley toward the Cheviot Hills. Hawick offers a raw and invigorating round of golf that rewards creative shot-shaping and stamina in a traditional Borders setting.
Did You Know? The course is famously known for its "Vertish Hill" challenge, where the wind is often a significant factor in the round. The club has a long-standing tradition of fostering a competitive membership and has hosted many regional championships for over 140 years.
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Vertish Hill