GLC Links

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best time of year to experience GLC Links at its finest?

We find that late spring and early fall offer the most exhilarating golf at GLC Links. While the temperatures are pleasant, it's the consistent, blustery winds during these seasons that truly bring the course to life, demanding creative shot-making and a genuine links approach.

What makes GLC Links truly unique compared to other US courses?

GLC Links stands out because it's a genuine links experience, not just a links-style course. The firm, fast fairways, natural fescue rough, and strategic pot bunkers demand a ground game and strategic thinking that you rarely find stateside, making every shot a thoughtful challenge.

What's the biggest challenge for a first-time player at GLC Links?

The biggest hurdle for newcomers is undoubtedly mastering the wind and understanding the course's subtle contours. Don't expect to fly every shot to the flag; the undulating greens and firm approaches often reward a clever bump-and-run or a well-judged low trajectory shot over a high, soft one.

Should I consider taking a caddie at GLC Links?

Absolutely, we highly recommend taking a caddie, especially on your initial visit. Their local knowledge of the subtle breaks on the greens, how the wind truly impacts each shot, and the best lines off the tee is invaluable, transforming a potentially frustrating round into a truly memorable experience.

What's the post-round atmosphere like at GLC Links?

After your round, head straight to The Dunes Bar in the clubhouse - it's got a fantastic, relaxed vibe with great views overlooking the 18th green. We love their hearty fish and chips, and it's the perfect spot to recount your wind-swept adventures with a cold local brew in hand.