Championship golf 365 days a year

Scotland’s Golf Coast has the greatest concentration of Championship links golf courses in the world. With 21 courses in total, there is something for everyone.
Scotland’s Golf Coast is a year-round golf destination with all 21 courses within 30 minutes of each otherScotland’s Golf Coast is a year-round golf destination with all 21 courses within 30 minutes of each other
Scotland’s Golf Coast is a year-round golf destination with all 21 courses within 30 minutes of each other

The beauty of Scotland’s Golf Coast is the variety of golf courses. With a mix of links and parkland there is a golf trip for all levels of golfer and all budgets.

All 21 courses are within 30 minutes of each other and thanks to the array of accommodation, East Lothian is the perfect golf destination for a short-break or a longer stay.

Resting on the Firth of Forth, Scotland’s Golf Coast has 30 miles of coast and some of the finest links land in the world. Inland, the Lammermuir Hills offer the perfect backdrop to classic parkland courses steeped in history.

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365 days a year, 21 courses, 1 Scotland’s Golf Coast

The golfing towns of Dunbar, North Berwick, Gullane and Aberlady also offer a friendly and unique atmosphere. Once golf is done for the day, there is always a warm welcome.

Year-round golf

As a result of the region’s easterly location, well-draining links land and quality parkland turf, the courses can be played 365 days a year. East Lothian is renowned for having a dry climate and the courses take full advantage to showcase excellent conditions throughout the year.

Whether it’s shorts in summer, or a bobble hat in winter, a pint on the terrace after your round, or a dram in front of the fire, Scotland’s Golf Coast is full of memorable experiences.

A year-round golf destination with all 21 courses within 30 minutes of each otherA year-round golf destination with all 21 courses within 30 minutes of each other
A year-round golf destination with all 21 courses within 30 minutes of each other

A variety of accommodation

If you are looking for a bed and breakfast or a resort, East Lothian caters for all accommodation needs.

Garleton Lodge perched high above the Forth offers luxury bed and breakfast accommodation and a spa. Whilst on the coast, the newly refurbished Marine North Berwick has stunning views across the West Links to the Bass Rock.

For the dedicated golfer, Craigielaw has its lodge only seconds away from the 1st tee, a grass driving range, and the 6-hole short course. Down the road in Aberlady, is the renowned Duck’s Inn, where you can enjoy their famous barstool putting challenge.

The Watchman sits overlooking Gullane’s three courses, Archerfield House is ideally positioned in the centre of the region for easy access and all the accommodation and courses are within 50 minutes of central Edinburgh.

Distilleries, dining and much more

East Lothian is Scotland’s Food and Drink County. The quality of the local produce and the region’s proud food provenance result in fine dining and fish ‘n’ chips at their best.

For those in search of a dram, Glenkinchie is the lowland home of Johnnie Walker. A new visitor experience enlightens visitors on mashing, the Angels’ Share, and sherry casks.

For a flutter after the birdies, Musselburgh racecourse hosts regular meetings. Whilst fans of Outlander will enjoy Gosford House and historians can head to the spectacular Tantallon Castle. For golfers or non-golfers, Scotland’s Golf Coast will not disappoint.

Get in touch

To book or for more information visit https://scotlandsgolfcoast.com/

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