Glencorse Golf Club
Milton Bridge
Penicuik
Midlothian
EH26 0RD
01968 674244
secretary@glencorsegolfclub.com
www.glencorsegolfclub.com
Coursetype: Parkland, friendly picturesque inland course with many trees and the Glencorse Burn that affects 10 holes.
Number Of Holes: 18
Yardage: From the white tees 5217 yards
Par: 64
| Tee | Yards | Par | Slope Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
 | 5217 | 64 | 113 |
 | 4874 | 64 | 110 |
 | 4800 | 69 | 119 |
Clubhouse Facilities
Bar/Restaurant: The spacious clubhouse provides excellent bar and catering facilities to members and the many visitors
Drinks/Snacks: Bar snacks and sandwiches are available all day
Changing Facilities: The Ladies and Gents locker rooms provide changing facilities for the visitor
Shower Facilities: Showers available for visitors use
Scorecard and layout
Glencorse Golf Club Scorecard. Click or Tap Image to see full size
Golf Facilities
Pro-Shop: Fully stocked and equiped Pro Shop offering a selection of current clothing and the very latest leading brands in golf clubs and golf equipment
Golf Club Hire: Clubs available to hire, best to pre book
Buggy Hire: Buggies available to hire best to pre book to ensure availability
Trolley Hire: Pull and battery powered trolleys available to hire
Practice Area: Practice nets available
Putting Practice: Practice putting green available
Weather Summary
Glencorse Golf Club
Location and Route Planning
In their Words…….
Voted one of Scotland’s hidden gems by US Sports Illustrated, Glencorse was founded in 1890 and designed by Willie Park. Many famous golfers are associated with our club such as George Macgregor OBE, former Walker Cup Captain and currently Captain of the R&A and Bernard Gallagher, former Ryder Cup Captain who are both members.
With views of the Pentland Hills and the lush green surroundings, Glencorse provides a warm welcome to all, a friendly, picturesque, inland parkland course with many trees and the Glencorse Burn that affects 10 holes.
The 18 hole course of 5217 yards may have eight par three’s (five for ladies) but it certainly cannot be described as an easy course, only one par three is under 200 yards.
Hazards include the numerous lines of trees that line the fairways and on several holes, the burns appear to act as magnets for your golf ball. The trees are growing taller year on year with the result your recovery shot from the neighbouring fairway is not as straightforward as it once was.
Glencorse is a formidable test for the highest quality golfer, but still great fun for the more modest competitor. It is ideal for a day’s golf.
Glencorse Golf Club