The extensive choice of historic and modern courses makes Edinburgh and East Lothian one of Scotlands greatest golfing regions and when combined with Edinburghs historic attractions, shopping, bars, restaurants and nightlife, this area has few rivals as a golf break and golf holiday destination.
Golf (or gowf as it was once known) has been played in Scotland since the 14th century. Today you'll find some world-renowned courses around Edinburgh, including Gullane, the Open Championship course at Muirfield and the Open Qualifying course at Dunbar. Little wonder then, that East Lothian has been called the 'Cradle of Golf'.
One of the world's first established golf clubs, The Gentleman Golfers of Leith (later the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers) was formed in Edinburgh in 1744.
Edinburgh and East Lothian is one of Scotland's best golfing regions. The mix of historical (Musselburgh Links is the oldest continuously playing course in the world) and modern courses (such as the specially designed courses at Craigielaw) makes the area particularly popular with golfers of all handicaps.
There is a wide choice of golf courses throughout Edinburgh and East Lothian, so whether you prefer to play on sandy links with sea views or parkland greens, you're bound to find at least one new course to add to your list of favourites.
Tee times at the following Edinburgh and East Lothian golf courses are available through Tee Times Around Scotland. To make a booking please go to our booking form and send us the preferred date of play and starting time at your chosen courses. We will then check availability and get back to you with a quote.
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