The Old White TPC

The Old White TPC, the first 18-hole golf course at The Greenbrier, was designed by Charles Blair Macdonald and opened for play in 1914. A legend of golf history at The Greenbrier, the course was named for the well known Old White Hotel, which stood on the grounds from 1858 through 1922. 

Macdonald, the father of American golf course architecture, modeled several holes from some of the most famous throughout Europe. The 8th Hole was styled after the "Redan" at North Berwick, the 13th after the "Alps" at Prestwick and the 15th after the "Eden" at St. Andrews. His associate, Seth Raynor, assisted in the course construction and returned in the 1920s to oversee updates to the golf course. 

Since 2010 The Old White TPC has been the host of The Greenbrier Classic, an annual PGA TOUR FedEx Cup Event. Past Champions include:

After sustaining substatial damage during the flood of 2016, which forced the cancellation of The Greenbrier Classic, The Old White TPC reopened in July of 2017, fully restored by noted golf course architect Keith Foster. By fully embracing the original Macdonald/Raynor elements, the course has been overwhelmingly embraced by PGA TOUR players and guests alike.

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Click here to view The Old White TPC Scorecard