Golf courses in Edinburgh & The Lothians
The variety of Edinburgh & The Lothians golf courses has made the capital a favourite for city golf. Nearby East Lothian has many scenic coastal courses, as well as the oldest course in the world in Musselburgh. So take to the fairways for a historic round of golf.
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Haughburn Golf Course
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Turnhouse Golf Course
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Edinburgh
Telephone:
+44 (131) 339 1014Turnhouse is situated in the west side of Edinburgh but is still within close distance of the city centre.
Torphin Hill Golf Course
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Edinburgh
Telephone:
+44 (131) 4411100Located five miles south west of the capital and south of the A720, Torphin Hills is one of three courses enjoying an idyllic location on the north facing slopes of the Pentland Hills.
The Glen Golf Club
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North Berwick
Telephone:
01620 892726Stunning coastal views complement the splendid East Links course in North Berwick to make the Glen Golf Club a venue not to be missed on your golfing visit to East Lothian.
Pumpherston Golf Course
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Gifford Golf Club
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Haddington
Telephone:
+44 (0)1620 810267Mature parkland 9-hole course in picturesque setting overlooking Lammermuir Hills.
Prestonfield Golf Course
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Edinburgh
Telephone:
+44 (131) 667 9665Prestonfield was formed in 1920, springing from the Edinburgh Civil Service Golf Club.
Portobello Golf Course
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Edinburgh
Telephone:
+44 (131) 669 4361Portobello Golf Course: 9 Holes, 2449 yards, Par 32
With Arthur's Seat as an attractive backdrop this nine hole parkland course is a beautifully prepared and forgiving course.
Whitekirk Golf Course
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North Berwick
Telephone:
+44 (1620) 87030018 hole championship golf course with public bar and restaurant, vistitors made welcome.
Harburn Golf Club
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West Calder
Telephone:
01506 871131If you want to escape to the countryside on a visit to Scotland's busy central belt, head for the village of West Calder, around 14 miles west of Edinburgh.
Deer Park Golf and Country Club
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Livingston
Telephone:
01506 44669918 hole golf course with ten-pin bowling open to public.
Dalmahoy West Golf Course
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Kirknewton
Telephone:
+44 (131) 335 8010A big inland golf course which has hosted many important Scottish amateur and professional events since Braid laid it out in 1927.
Castle Park Golf Club
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Haddington
Telephone:
01620 810733Castle Park is a parkland course built on a site close to the majestic beech & conifer woodlands of Yester Estate.
Swanston Golf Course
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Edinburgh
Telephone:
+44 (131) 445 2239Swanston sits snugly on the lower slopes of the Pentland Hills adjacent to Hillend ski slopes and adjoining Lothianburn Golf Club.
Baberton Golf Course
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Edinburgh
Telephone:
+44 (131) 453 4911This golf course presents some majestic views of the Pentland Hills, Forth bridges, Edinburgh Castle and the Edinburgh sky line.
Dalmahoy East Golf Course
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Kirknewton
Telephone:
+44 (131) 335 8010A big inland golf course which has hosted many important Scottish amateur and professional events since Braid laid it out in 1927.
Kilspindie Golf Club
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Aberlady
Telephone:
+44 (1875) 870358It may not be the longest links course in Scotland but nonetheless it presents a tough enough challenge, especially when the wind kicks up along the Firth of Forth.
Bridgend and District Golf Club
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Kingsknowe Golf Course
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Edinburgh
Telephone:
+44 (131) 441 1145Situated to the west of Edinburgh Kingsknowe is within easy reach of all Scotland via the Edinburgh City Bypass.
Dunbar Golf Course
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Dunbar
Telephone:
+44 (1368) 862317The site of the present course at Dunbar is said to have been chosen by Oliver Cromwell for the camp to rest his troops before the Battle of Dunbar in 1650.
