Course record
The Greenbrier
Seth Raynor built the Greenbrier Course in 1924. Jack Nicklaus renovated it in 1977, before it hosted the 1979 Ryder Cup and 1994 Solheim Cup.1
Open the Club record- Opened
- 1924
- Holes
- 10
- Club location
- White Sulphur Springs West Virginia
Raynor’s course, Nicklaus’s renewal
After the 2016 floods and subsequent Meadows redesign, ten Greenbrier holes remained. The resort describes play as a nine-hole loop or repeated eighteen, with restoration to a full eighteen still a future intention.1
Course design
Hosted competitions
Solheim Cup
Ryder Cup
Sources and record notes6 references
Sources for this history
- Greenbrier Golf History
The Greenbrier
Main historical narrative and course descriptions; stale future-event language excluded.
Consulted 2026-09-21
Course record sources
- Club mark sourceClub Mark
- The Greenbrier: Current Course and Linked ScorecardCourse record
- The Greenbrier: Current CourseCourse opening
- The GreenbrierJack Nicklaus · Renovation · 1977
- The GreenbrierSeth Raynor · Original design · Date unrecorded