Glenvale Golf & Country Club
The eighteenth fairway running up to the Glenvale clubhouse in evening light

Glenvale Golf & Country Club · Since 1932

Old oaks, honest bunkering and quick greens.

A walking course where the back nine decides the card. Members first, and visitors always welcome.

Ask for a tee time The course

The club

Golf in the Glen since 1932.

J.H. Beaumont laid out Glenvale along the Glen stream in 1932, and most of what he drew is still in play: the oaks, the milkwood grove on the eighth and the stream in front of the ninth green.

The club belongs to its members, and the course is busiest on their days. In between, the first tee is open to visitors, and the office will find you a time.

18Holes
72Par
6,394Yards, whites
1932Established
A caddie walking out across the practice ground in the evening
“Find the fairway, spot the pin, and make your last swing one to talk about.”The eighteenth

At Glenvale

The course, the range and the clubhouse.

A green framed by oaks above the water

The course

Eighteen holes of parkland, with water in play on four of them.
The practice range at dusk

The range

Covered bays and grass tees, open from first light until the lamps come on.
Members at the clubhouse bar

The clubhouse

The bar, the terrace over the ninth and the eighteenth, and a kitchen open every day.
The Glen stream running below a green
“Take a breath on the twelfth tee and take it in. Then pick your gap and commit.”The twelfth, the signature hole