Golf Courses

Ducks & Golfing on The Golf Coast of Scotland

We have an excellent relationships with all the golf course's in East Lothian, The Golf Coast of Scotland.

Malcolm is a member of Archerfield and Renaissence Golf Clubs and has played all the other courses in the area.

Renaissance Golf Club

The new Renaissance Golf Club is one of the newest courses in East Lothian this exclusive club is Absolutely Fantastic!

www.trcaa.com 01620 850 901
Designed by Tom Doak
Opened - 2008

Winterfield Golf Club, Dunbar

St Margarets, North Road, Dunbar, EH42 1AU Telephone - 01368 863562 Fax - 01368 863562

http://www.winterfieldgolfclub.info/
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Dunbar’s Winterfield course is located as near to the coast of the North Sea as you can get, this meaning that coastal effects like wind play a large factor in the specifics of the course. There are eight par 3s on the course but many are well over 220 yards long.

Whitekirk Golf and Country Club

East Links, Whitekirk, Nr North Berwick, EH39 5PR Tel: 01620 870 300 Fax: 01620 870 330

www.whitekirk.com
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Orginally heathland, this course was developed and designed by Cameron Sinclair and officially opened in 1995. Despite being one of the newer courses in East Lothian this course more than makes up for its youth by already being host to a number of championship events like the Mastercard Tour since 1998 and the PGA Europa Tour in 2002

Royal Musselburgh Golf Club

Prestongrange House, Prestonpans, EH32 9RP Tel:01875 870 139

www.royalmusselburgh.co.uk

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James Baird designed this parkland course with one distinct difference from all other courses in East Lothian, - golfers are treated to stunning views of Edinburgh’s Arthur’s Seat. Classified as one of the oldest clubs in the world, Royal Musselburgh also has a grand collection of golfing memorabilia to view.

North Berwick West Golf Club

North Berwick West Golf Club Beach Road, North Berwick, EH39 4BB Telephone - 01620 892135 Fax - 01620 893274

www.northberwickgolfclub.com

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At North Berwick you will find a perfect blend of tradition, hospitality and a unique golfing challenge. This course is a true Links, starting in the town centre and stretching west along the shores of the Firth of Forth. You will be as impressed with stunning views over sandy beaches, rocky islands and the hills of Fife to the north, as you will with a course which features the best of traditional links design.

Musselburgh Links – The Old Golf Course

Balcarres Road, Musselburgh, EH21 7SB Telephone - 0131 665 5438 Fax - 0131 665 5438

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Documented as the oldest golf course in the world, this original Open Championship course hosted this event on six occasions between 1874 and 1889.

Musselburgh Golf Club, Monktonhall

Monktonhall, Musselburgh, EH21 6SA Telephone - 0131 665 2005

www.themusselburghgolfclub.com
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Musselburgh Monktonhall, is a rigorous parkland course

Luffness New Golf Club

Aberlady, EH32 0QA Telephone - 01620 843336 Fax - 01620 842933 E-Mail This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Sometimes refered to as a mini Muirfield, due to its similar characteristics both on the course and within its intimate clubhouse. The quality of their greens are excellent and always in pristine condition.

Longniddry Golf Course

Longniddry Golf Course is a unique combination of parkland and links located on the south side of Firth of Forth.

The course is not long by modern standards, but it is designed to reward the strategic player. The fairways are quite generous and the greens are fairly large, but the penalty for straying off-line can be severe.
The opening holes are relatively straightforward and open to the winds of the estuary. From the 3rd green to the 11th tee there is considerable shelter in amongst the trees, but thereafter the course opens out once more.

Kilspindie Golf Club

Kilspindie Golf Club is a mere ¼ of a mile from the hotel.

Situated on the banks of the firth of forth, this course albeit being the 35th oldest golf club is a Scottish links which has preservedits original, traditional features.

Haddington Golf Club

Haddington Golf Club is a long established parkland course incorporated within the boundaries of a former country estate.

The course is set in peaceful walled surroundings with the River Tyne on its North Boundary. The course, set in 130 acres, contains many natural features as well as much indigenous wildlife and offers a challenge to golfers of all categories. Haddington Golf Club also boasts an extensive practice area. Mature beech and other trees along the River Tyne come into play on the 11th and 15th holes. It's not a hard test, but very enjoyable for an average golfer. One or two old buildings of interest are dotted around the course.

Gullane Golf course 3

Gullane No.3 Course was completed in 1910, with the first three and last three holes on the east side of the A198 road. The remaining holes are on the South side of Gullane Hill with excellent views across Aberlady Bay to Edinburgh and the Firth of Forth.

Do not be misled by the official yardage. This course will test even the most experienced golfer's ability at accurate shot making and truly is a gem.

Gullane Golf Course 2

Gullane No.2 Course was built in 1898 and the first and last holes of the course are on the east side of the A198 road. The Course runs alongside No.1 for the first seven holes and then sweeps down to the nature reserve next to Aberlady Bay, before turning back towards the Visitors' Clubhouse.

Gullane Golf Club

Gullane Golf Club offers championship quality links courses with dramatic views across the Firth of Forth to Edinburgh and Fife.

Gullane No 1 has a long history of hosting international Championship events, including the Scottish Amateur Championship, Open Championship Qualifying, Seniors Open Amateur and European Boys Team Championships in recent years.The eighteen holes of Gullane No.1 Course were established in 1884.

Glen Golf Club

Attracting over 11,000 visitors each year, the Glen golf club is a hidden treasure within East Lothian’s golfing fraternity.

Dominated by views of the Firth of Forth and its islands which includes ’Fidra’, the inspiration for Robert Louis Stephenson’s ‘Treasure Island’

Facilities * Putting green * Practice area * Club and trolley hire * Changingshower facilities * Barlounge and restaurant

Gifford Golf Club

Gifford golf course is situated on the outskirts of the charming village of Gifford located at the foothills of the Lammermuir Hills.

This is a nine hole parkland course with exceptional greens. For variation there are two sets of tees to the 1st10th green and the 5th14th in addition the ‘Speedy Burn’ runs across the course affecting shots at four holes.

The Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers

Muirfield is the home of The Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers whose records date back to 1744 when the Club wrote the original 13 Rules of Golf for the first competition played for the Silver Club. The Open will be hosted at Muirfield, East Lothian in 2013.

Muirfield is ten minuites from Ducks Restaurant and Rooms in Aberlady where we can provide you with accomodation and dinner in either Ducks or Donalds.

Dunbar Golf Club

Situated 30 miles from Edinburgh, the golf course is laid out on the very land where Oliver Cromwell camped prior to the Battle of Dunbar in 1650.

Located on the esatuary of the Firth of Forth, Dunbar is a combination of links and inland terraine. It Became an Open qualifying course in 1992. Club dates back to 1856 but some records suggest it may have been founded in 1794. Old Tom Morris designed the first 15 holes. The sea is a lateral water hazard on some holes and when the wind gets up it is a formidable test for even the best of golfers.

Craigielaw Golf Club

Craigielaw is a welcoming links course that will test the very best golfers with its strategically placed and dramatically styled bunkers and greens. The course setting on the coastline of East Lothian is breathtaking and will leave a lasting impression with its views over Aberlady Bay and the Firth of Forth.