Overview
Wee Burn Country Club got its name from Andrew Carnegie, of all people, who suggested that the stony brook that weaves throughout the course should merit the name Wee Burn, as it would've been called in Scotland. The name stuck, and Devereux Emmet routed the course artfully around that burn. Wee Burn has removed a significant amount of trees in recenet years, amplifying its already pristine conditioning and allowing the course to play closer to its original intent. Wee Burn presents the golfer with plenty of scoring opportunities if they execute their shots correctly, providing for a difficult, yet enjoyable challenge.
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Awards
Best in State: Ranked fourth, 2011-'12, 2017-'20, 2023- '24. Ranked fifth, 2013-'16, 2021-'22. Ranked inside the top 5, 1977-2003. Ranked inside the top 10, 2007-'10.
Current Ranking: 4th
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100 GREATEST/BEST IN STATE SCORES
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“This is a great old golf course. Normally in excellent condition, the place has the feel of a well-manicured bastion of genteel golf. There are plenty of good holes, elevation changes, challenges. You'll like Wee Burn."
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