Championship golf all year round

Scotland’s Golf Coast is a year-round golf destination with all 21 courses within 30 minutes of each other

Resting on the Firth of Forth is Scotland’s Golf Coast – East Lothian. From the North Sea to Edinburgh lies the greatest concentration of Championship links golf courses in the world.

Depending on your budget and ability, with 21 courses, Scotland’s Golf Coast has a range of golf to suit everyone, and not just links golf, parkland too.

To add to that, all the courses are within 30 minutes of each other. From the bucket-list tracks of Muirfield, Gullane No1 and North Berwick, to the lesser known Winterfield, Longniddry and 9 holes at Gifford, there is something for every golfer all year round.

Play the world’s best golf courses 365 days a year on Scotland’s Golf Coast

Thanks to the well-draining links land and quality parkland turf, the courses can be played throughout the year.

Historic links

The golf courses of Scotland’s Golf Coast are steeped in history. From Willie Park Jr to James Braid and from Old Tom to Tom Doak, the courses have been crafted by the world’s best. Not forgetting Mother Nature’s helping hand, of course.

One specific East Lothian course is celebrating this year, with Musselburgh Old Course commemorating its 350th anniversary. Nine holes here with hickory clubs is an experience not to be missed.

With 21 courses and plenty to see and do, Scotland’s Golf Coast is the perfect year-round golf destination

An abundance of accommodation

No matter the duration of stay or the budget, Scotland’s Golf Coast has a great selection of accommodation. From bed and breakfasts perched high above the Forth, to iconic hotels overlooking the Bass Rock, all are within easy reach of the 21 courses.

All the accommodation and courses are within 50 minutes of central Edinburgh too, which is easily reached by car, or by train.

Distilleries and dining

Scotland’s Food and Drink County has an extensive range of restaurants, from fine dining to fish ‘n’ chips, using the best of the local produce.

Whilst for those wanting a dram or a pint, distilleries for both whisky and gin and local beers are plentiful.

Not just golf

It’s not only the proximity and variety of course which makes for such a great golf destination. The towns of Aberlady, Gullane, North Berwick and Dunbar have golf in their DNA and a warm welcome too.

The Bass Rock, Tantallon Castle, Gosford House, Musselburgh racecourse and John Muir Way are just a few more reasons why staying and playing on Scotland’s Golf Coast is an easy decision to make.

Get in touch

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