Forgotten Greens of Scotland
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The course was located just to the left of the houses in the distance

Glencoe.

Oban Times, August 8th, 1908

 

Glencoe Golf Course. First mentioned 1908. “A new golf course was opened on Monday of last week at Glencoe by a Lady visitor, Miss Wintour. There was a large number present at the opening ceremony. The course is a nine hole one, and is nicely situated along the Glencoe foreshore. The record round over the course was made by Mr Maclaren. A match with the Ballachulish club, who hold the Bachelor Cup, will soon be played on the ground of the latter. 

Not recorded in Annuals.

The golf course was along the waterfront

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