Renfrew Golf Club

Overview: Renfrew Golf Club is a prestigious 18-hole championship parkland course with a rich history dating back to 1894. The current layout, designed by Commander John D. Harris in 1970 (though originally featuring work by James Braid), is a formidable par 73 measuring over 6,800 yards. The course is characterized by its wide, tree-lined fairways, extensive bunkering, and large, fast greens. Known for its length and excellent year-round conditioning, Renfrew provides a top-tier test of golf that frequently hosts regional and national championships in the West of Scotland.

Did You Know? The club had to relocate to its current site in the late 1960s to accommodate the expansion of Glasgow Airport. The resulting Harris design proved to be a masterpiece of modern parkland architecture, maintaining the club’s historical status while providing a facility capable of challenging modern professionals.