Glenbervie Golf Club

Glenbervie Golf Club, a private parkland course in Scotland, United Kingdom, plays to 18 holes at par 71. Designed by James Braid and opened in 1932, the layout works across natural elevations with mature trees, diverse flora, and sweeping vistas throughout the terrain. Two holes stand out for their difficulty. The 9th is a 435-yard dog-legged par 4 and stroke-index 1, requiring an accurate uphill drive with out of bounds to the right, then a downhill approach to a well-protected green. The 14th is a 409-yard par 4 that plays slightly uphill, often into wind, with a two-tier green. Practice facilities are extensive: a driving range stretching over 300 yards with seven undercover bays and all-weather surfaces, a sizeable putting green, a dedicated short game area, and four par-3 practice holes adjacent to the 4th and 5th. Individual and group tuition is available using swing video and flight tracking equipment in a custom-built teaching bay. Ciro's @ Glenbervie, an Italian restaurant established in 2021, is open to the public for lunch and dinner. The pro shop offers equipment, clothing, custom fitting, and club repair. Glenbervie Golf Club is rated one of the most-played courses in Scotland on Hole19.