The most prestigious of the Gullane courses. Gullane 1 has hosted the Scottish Open twice in recent years.

Many locals’ favourite - number 2 covers similar ground to number 1 but is a little shorter and easier to walk

The shortest of the three courses at Gullane is great fun but still a test with small greens and good design.

Host to The Open and one of the very best links courses in the world. It’s a stern test on a wonderful links

Playing along the water, if you are looking for fun and history on the golf course, North Berwick won’t disappoint.

The Glen lies at the east end of North Berwick. More clifftop than links, it’s a lovely place for some relaxed

Dunbar is a wonderful ‘true links’ course - it’s been called the Pebble Beach of Scotland! Wonderful views, a stern but playable test

Sitting just outside Gullane, Luffness is an old school club which now welcomes visitors. Always in great condition and a nice course

Just before Aberlady, lying on the Firth of Forth is Kilspindie. Holiday golf which won’t take you all day to play!

Uber private course, host to the Scottish Open of late. It’s a modern day links from Tom Doak which will challenge all golfers.

Tree lined for 12 holes and then a more open feel. The facilities at Archerfield are great and the course is an enjoyable course too.

The inland course at Archerfield is the sterner test of the two courses. Conditioning is always fantastic and nice relaxed vibe.

Longniddry flies under the radar but is well worth a visit. There’s a parkland feel but the ground runs fast and some interesting holes.

Home to six Open Championships, the nine hole old course is a throwback to a bygone era. Take some hickories and have fun!

The most prestigious of the Gullane courses. Gullane 1 has hosted the Scottish Open twice in recent years

Many locals’ favourite - number 2 covers similar ground to number 1 but is a little shorter and easier to walk.

The shortest of the three courses at Gullane is great fun but still a test with small greens and good design.

Host to The Open and one of the very best links courses in the world. It’s a stern test on a wonderful links.

If you’re looking for fun and history on the golf course, North Berwick, playing along the water, won’t disappoint.

The Glen lies at the east end of North Berwick. More clifftop than links, it’s a lovely place for some relaxed golf.

Dunbar is a wonderful ‘true links’ course - it’s been called the Pebble Beach of Scotland! Wonderful views, a stern but playable test.

Sitting just outside Gullane, Luffness is an old-school club which now welcomes visitors. Always in great condition and a nice course.

Just before Aberlady, lying on the Firth of Forth is Kilspindie. Holiday golf which won’t take you all day to play!

Uber private course, host to the Scottish Open of late. It’s a modern day links from Tom Doak which will challenge all golfers.

Tree lined for 12 holes and then a more open feel. The facilities at Archerfield are great and the course is enjoyable too.

The inland course at Archerfield is the sterner test of the two courses. Conditioning is always fantastic and there’s a nice relaxed vibe.

Longniddry flies under the radar but is well worth a visit. There’s a parkland feel but the ground runs fast and some interesting holes.

Home to six Open Championships, the nine hole old course is a throwback to a bygone era. Take some hickories and have fun!

The most prestigious of the Gullane courses. Gullane 1 has hosted the Scottish Open twice in recent years

Many locals’ favourite - number 2 covers similar ground to number 1 but is a little shorter and easier to walk

The shortest of the three courses at Gullane is great fun but still a test with small greens and good design.

Host to The Open and one of the very best links courses in the world. It’s a stern test on a wonderful links

Playing along the water, if you are looking for fun and history on the golf course, North Berwick won’t disappoint.

The Glen lies at the east end of North Berwick. More clifftop than links, it’s a lovely place for some relaxed

Dunbar is a wonderful ‘true links’ course - it’s been called the Pebble Beach of Scotland! Wonderful views, a stern but playable test

Sitting just outside Gullane, Luffness is an old school club which now welcomes visitors. Always in great condition and a nice course

Just before Aberlady, lying on the Firth of Forth is Kilspindie. Holiday golf which won’t take you all day to play!

Uber private course, host to the Scottish Open of late. It’s a modern day links from Tom Doak which will challenge all golfers.

Tree lined for 12 holes and then a more open feel. The facilities at Archerfield are great and the course is an enjoyable course too.

The inland course at Archerfield is the sterner test of the two courses. Conditioning is always fantastic and nice relaxed vibe.

Longniddry flies under the radar but is well worth a visit. There’s a parkland feel but the ground runs fast and some interesting holes.

Home to six Open Championships, the nine hole old course is a throwback to a bygone era. Take some hickories and have fun!

The most prestigious of the Gullane courses. Gullane 1 has hosted the Scottish Open twice in recent years

Many locals’ favourite - number 2 covers similar ground to number 1 but is a little shorter and easier to walk

The shortest of the three courses at Gullane is great fun but still a test with small greens and good design.

Host to The Open and one of the very best links courses in the world. It’s a stern test on a wonderful links

Playing along the water, if you are looking for fun and history on the golf course, North Berwick won’t disappoint.

The Glen lies at the east end of North Berwick. More clifftop than links, it’s a lovely place for some relaxed

Dunbar is a wonderful ‘true links’ course - it’s been called the Pebble Beach of Scotland! Wonderful views, a stern but playable test

Sitting just outside Gullane, Luffness is an old school club which now welcomes visitors. Always in great condition and a nice course

Just before Aberlady, lying on the Firth of Forth is Kilspindie. Holiday golf which won’t take you all day to play!

Uber private course, host to the Scottish Open of late. It’s a modern day links from Tom Doak which will challenge all golfers.

Tree lined for 12 holes and then a more open feel. The facilities at Archerfield are great and the course is an enjoyable course too.

The inland course at Archerfield is the sterner test of the two courses. Conditioning is always fantastic and nice relaxed vibe.

Longniddry flies under the radar but is well worth a visit. There’s a parkland feel but the ground runs fast and some interesting holes.

Home to six Open Championships, the nine hole old course is a throwback to a bygone era. Take some hickories and have fun!