Glencorse Golf Club

My playing partner and I had played this course previously but over 20 years ago so we didn’t remember all of the holes. A wet winter followed by a cool dry spring meant that the greens still had a bit to go but overall the course was in good condition. It’s only a par 64 but a really good test. The par 3’s are all tough with quite a few over 200 yards. Some lovely holes and great views of the Pentland Hills.

We didn’t use the clubhouse facilities but the club professional Clive was very friendly. Look forward to a return game later in the season when the greens will be in better condition

Course isn't the longest. 8 par 3's and no par 5's, but its a wee beauty. Lots of scenic holes, kept in great condition. Love this course.

I played this for the first time with a couple of friends, now lm sure the course is well laid out and enjoyable in dryer climates. But, l feel the course on this occasion failed to deliver, it’s obviously well played, maybe because of this the muddy , close to the Battle of the Somme conditions made it difficult to play, we walked off after nine holes, underfoot was dangerous, tee mats have seen better days, much to the extent that if you wanted to use a small tee, it was difficult to set the ball up. Although it was a relatively dry day, you can visibly see the volume of footfall playing the course, It would benefit from less usage, or restrict the amount of players on the course, it looked tired and it was dangerous to walk in some areas.

I know it’s difficult during these covid times and clubs benefit from additional income through Golf Now, but l thin’ the shear volumes are having a negative impact at Glen Corse, l fear for the club members if and when the new season starts in 2021, their course may not have recovered.

Was told only 1 winter green not true ,This course was unplayable muddy everywhere still coring greens so late on .even the tee boxes were a disgrace no holes to put tees muddy obviously using grass roundabout due to no holes for tees good course if decent conditions should not have been open

Course very wet under foot, but that is expected this time of year.

Greens were poor - little grass wet tyned and sand a plenty.

Probably shouldn't expect better at this time of year inland.

Winter greens but heavy and slow with the wet but really nice course with some great views

Would definitely return in summer but never again in autumn as leaves and heavy under feet make finding your ball on the fairway a challenge great course and very friendly staff

The front nine are a joy lovely don’t be put off by the number of par 3 they are all a joy to play great value for

Money

Cracking wee course with some lovely holes as well as a number of testing Par 3’s. Course was in great condition for the time of year.

Really enjoyed the round and will play again. Will also recommend to friends.

Loved the old layout of the course

The front nine are a joy

Played this course 20 years ago, so wanted to play it again.I don't remember the course being so fantastic,long par 3s, dogleg par 4s and fantastic treeilnes and water

The views were amazing and the greens were true

Thank you Glencourse my friend from Manchester was blown away

Fantastic course, really challenging even though not the longest. Lots of great holes and course in brilliant condition, especially the greens. Would definitely recommend.