The Greenbrier (The Meadows)

Originally known as “Lakeside” a 9-hole course designed by Alexander H. Findlay opened for play in 1911. In 1923 Seth Raynor redesigned the course while was on property constructing The Greenbrier course. Years later in 1962 it was upgraded to an 18-hole design by Dick Wilson, who used dirt excavated during the construction of The Bunker to expand the course. The course underwent its final transition in 1999 when it was redesign by Bob Cupp and official renamed The Meadows. Most guests agree that The Meadows offers the best photographic opportunities of the three courses with its panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. The course shares a massive double green on the 18th hole with The Greenbrier course and is a true test of skill. Many regional and state championships are contested on it annually. - See more at: http://www.greenbrier.com/Golf/Golf-Courses/The-Meadows-Course#sthash.rp26qeaw.dpuf