
Stretching east from Edinburgh, East Lothian proudly carries the moniker of "Scotland’s Golf Coast." This narrow stretch of coastline boasts an unparalleled density of historic and world-class links courses, making it one of the most convenient and prestigious golf destinations globally. With over 20 courses, including the legendary Muirfield, East Lothian offers an elite golfing experience paired with easy access to Scotland’s capital city.
1. The Muirfield Test The region is anchored by Muirfield, the historic home of The Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers and a multi-time Open Championship host. Its unique routing and pristine conditioning offer one of the most strategic and complete tests in the game.
2. The North Berwick Experience One of the world's most charming and quirky links courses is found here: North Berwick Golf Club. Known for its spectacular views, stone walls, and split-level greens, it offers a fun, fast, and unforgettable round.
3. Modern Luxury and Convenience East Lothian is home to several modern, highly-regarded courses such as The Renaissance Club, a stunning links that hosts the Scottish Open, and Archerfield Links. The compactness of the area means minimal travel time between your luxurious accommodation and the next tee time.
4. Proximity to Edinburgh Unlike many remote golf destinations, East Lothian is perfectly positioned for combining golf with city culture. The historic centre of Edinburgh is a short drive away, allowing visitors to easily enjoy castles, fine dining, and cultural events alongside their championship golf rounds.
Championship links in Aberlady with panoramic views across the Firth of Forth.




The 35th oldest club in the world and a short yet challenging links course

Modern links in East Lothian with firm fairways, cavernous bunkers and Moray Firth views.
| Tee | Par | Yardage | Rating | Slope | |
| White | 71 | 6601 | 129 | 72.5 | |
| Blue | 71 | 6043 | 124 | 70.0 | |
| Green | 71 | 5373 | 118 | 66.9 |
Hole 8 (Par 3) - Back left is your friend. Short left and you have a steep up and down, go too long and your OOB on Kilspindie's 17th.Hole 12 (Par 4) - This is not a go for it hole. There's an unseen pond right and OOB waiting for any left leaking shot.Hole 18 (Par 5) - OOB runs the full length of the hole to the left. But don't think this means right is your friend. The nastiest bunker in all of the golf coast is waiting for you if you miss the green right.
