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Glasgow Post Office Golf Club, Greenfield House Course. (1909 - 1930s)
The Greenfield House course was the home of the Glasgow Post Office Golf Club.
From the Glasgow Evening Times Friday 21 October 1910 - "It is only eleven months since the Glasgow Post Office Club acquired ground for the formation of a nine-hole course at Greenfield, Carntyne, and now arrangements are in hand for the extension of the course to eighteen-holes. With a splendid clubhouse and an interesting course the club promises to become one of the most successful near Glasgow".
From The Sportsman Tuesday 3 June 1913 - "The committee of the Post Office Golf Club have made arrangements for the visit of Ray and Duncan to Greenfield on 26 June. This will be Ray's first visit to Glasgow".
The Sportsman Tuesday 3 June 1913. Image © THE BRITISH LIBRARY BOARD. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
The course appeared on maps prior to WW1 and continued into the 1930s.
The course above appeared before WW1 into the 1930s. Reproduced from the {1912} Ordnance Survey Map.
In the 1930s the club formed a society called the Glasgow Post Office Golfing Society, the club played on various courses. The pictures below shows the society on a visit to Ireland to play the Belfast Post Office Golfing Society.
Northern Whig Tuesday 21 May 1935. Image created courtesy of THE BRITISH LIBRARY BOARD.
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