Golf Courses - Edinburgh

Golf was first introduced to the sleepy seaside hamlet of North Berwick in East Lothian during the early 17th century, though it wasn’t until players shifted from the Burgh Common onto what later b...

The oldest golf club in existence, the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers was formed in 1744 and golfed in both Leith and Musselburgh prior to moving to the messy medium-sized dunes of Muirfie...

Scotland's Gullane Golf Club, located alongside the Muirfield links in East Lothian, is home to three distinct links courses, its finest track blessed with enjoyable views across the Firth of For...

The Royal Burgess Golfing Society, founded in 1735, is the oldest golfing society in the world and one of only 10 “Royal” golf clubs in Scotland. While primarily a members’ club with a rich traditi...

In Volume 1 of The Confidential Guide to Golf Courses, Tom Doak published that.

“These small, dirt-cheap nine holes within the Musselburgh Raceway are in fact the oldest documented golf cou...

The Archerfield Links development occupies part of a magnificent 17th century estate located midway between golfing hotspots in Gullane and North Berwick. Indeed, while the development is relativel...

Set amongst a housing development and with constant views out to Aberlady Bay, Craigielaw Golf Club is a modern hybrid-links designed by Donald Steel and built with some undulation and quirk but al...

Longniddry is a decent quality links set mostly on high ground with views out to the sea but no proximity.

The course was originally desigend by Harry Colt on 150 acres, but over the years ...

The Championship Golf Course at the Roxburghe Golf Club, set in 200 acres, is the Border region’s first Championship standard golf course. Dave Thomas, internationally renowned golf course architec...

The Archerfield Links development occupies part of a magnificent estate located midway between golfing hotspots in Gullane and North Berwick. Indeed, while the development is relatively new it is b...