Greenbrier Living Magazine We're pleased to release the third volume of Greenbrier Living Magazine. It's filled with seasonal articles, resident interviews, and much more. You can download the magazine for free or request a free printed version below.
A salute and look back on Arnold Palmer’s rich history with The Greenbrier and The Greenbrier Sporting Club In an interview in June of 2015, Arnie reminisced on the beginning of his Greenbrier relationship that coincided with his start on the professional tour. “I have a particular soft spot in my heart for
Learn more about the history behind the namesake of our Traveller's Hill neighborhood.
Take a stroll back to the mid-1800's, to discover what is now our White Sulphur Hill neighborhood at The Greenbrier Sporting Club.
GSC celebrates its 10-year reunion for members this upcoming weekend! For complete details and a program, click above.
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Click to read more about The Greenbrier's famous guests.
Have you ever wondered, as you tee off on The Snead, what this beautiful golf course of ours has served as in its former life? Well, its a storied piece a land, let me tell you. If only these greens could talk. I invite you on this journey back through history as we uncover all the many tales our award-winning course has to tell. We'll start off in today's post by covering the years 1700 - 1920s.
On this date in 1936 Sam Snead won the first professional match of his career by shooting a record 61 on The Greenbrier Course.
“Photo provided by bassosfamily.com” “Dodger greats Jackie Robinson and Pee Wee Reese” “Photo provided by mlb.com” “Pee Wee Reese (left) and Jackie Robinson bronze statue at Brooklyn’s Coney Island" On this date in 1964 Brooklyn Dodgers shortstop Pee Wee Reese was taking a golf vacation at The Greenbrier. buy cigarettes Harold Henry Reese (1918 –
