Golf Holidays Scotland

Dalmahoy East - Par 72, 7475 yards
A Championship Parkland course which has hosted both the Scottish Seniors Open and the Ladies Solheim Cup. The East course is long at over 7000 yards and is generally regarded as the big brother of the two ......... More info >>

Dalmahoy West - Par 68, 5168 yards
The shorter of the two Dalmahoy courses but certainly no pushover. Accuracy is required off the tee due to the tight fairways and thick rough. However, you then have to manage the tricky undulating greens. The ........... More info >>

Royal Musselburgh - Par 70, 6254 yards
A demanding Parkland course designed by James Braid and in contrast to many of the East Lothian courses it offers views of Edinburgh and Arthur’s Seat. The challenge comes on the homeward stretch .......... More info >>

Longniddry - Par 68, 6260 yards
Longniddry is a unique combination of woodlands and links. At 6260 yards it may not seem long, but with no Par 5’s and eight Par 4’s over 400 yards it is certainly a stiff challenge, particularly in a west wind......... More info >>

Craigielaw - Par 71, 6601 yards
One of East Lothians newest courses, meeting the challenging standards of its neighbours. Craigielaw is managed in the traditional fashion with minimal watering and offers first class putting surfaces .......... More info >>

Kilspindie - Par 69, 5480 yards
The 35th oldest golf club in Scottish links retaining its original and traditional features. This medium length course is an extremely good challenge with several holes bordering the shoreline .......... More info >>

Gullane 1 Par 71, 6466 yards
This stunning Links is the principal of the three Gullane courses. A venue for many important Championships as well as a regular host qualifying venue for the Open. Its long and distinguished history . .......... More info >>

Gullane 2 - Par 71, 6244 yards
Built at the end of the 19th century to accommodate the increasing number of golfers wanting to play on the Gullane Links. Golf here is more hilly than many of Scotland’s other Classic Links venues........... More info >>

Gullane 3 - Par 68, 5252 yards
Although shorter than its neighbours, Gullane No. 3 is renowned for having the best greens on the club’s courses. Many of those who have played here in the Qualifying stages for the Open have found to their cost.......... More info >>

Muirfield - Par 71 6970 yards
Founded in 1744 Muirfield is the most exclusive club in the United Kingdom. Host to the Open Championship many times, the course is perhaps the fairest test of a golfer’s ability to play Links golf........... More info >>

North Berwick West - Par 70 6243 yards
An Open qualifying venue and one of the best and most scenic Links courses in Scotland offering views over the Isle of May, Fidra, Craigleith, the Bass Rock and across the Forth to Fife. Sprinkled with top class ......... More info >>

The Glen - Par 70 6321 yards
Situated on North Berwick’s East Links in the heart of the famous Edinburgh Golf Coast. The Glen combines inland turf with a coastal setting and spectacular views of the Firth of Forth and the Bass Rock .......... More info >>

Dunbar - Par 71 6404 yards
An Open qualifying venue with fourteen consecutive holes running along a narrow strip of land by the Firth of Forth. It offers a lengthy, testing exposure to the vagaries of seaside golf. An internal out of bounds .......... More info >>

Whitekirk - Par 72 6526 yards
A delightful Championship course with rolling countryside and stunning views over the Firth of Forth. A cleverly designed Heathland course with a links feel played on rich, fertile and grassy fairways. With natural .......... More info >>