Opening with two par 5's it then hugs the coastline along a narrow strip of land within yards of the waves crashing onto the rocky shore. Stunning scenery and a welcoming clubhouse complete the memorable experience. In addition to being an Open Qualifying course, Dunbar has hosted the PGA Championship, Scottish PGA, and Scottish Amateur. The Ladies Home Internationals and British Ladies Championships, as well as many Scottish Ladies events, have been played over our links. Junior golfers are also regular visitors with Dunbar having hosted both the British Boys and Scottish Boys on numerous occasions.

More relaxed, more about you, and your enjoyment of the great game of golf. Archerfield is not just about playing golf (although, with golf courses this good, it’s a close run thing!), it’s about an attitude of mind. We think it’s our privilege that you have chosen us, not the other way round. Out here, it feels as if it’s just you and the course. Golf has never been more inviting than this; the 18 hole Fidra Links is a unique mixture of pine forest and fast-running links.

Golf has been played over the links at Gullane for more than 350 years. Today, Gullane Golf Club is one of Scotland's most prestigious member clubs, mixing the finest tradition with some of the most admired natural links lands in the world. Gullane is blessed with superb turf and a climate that allows all-year-round golf. Visitors are welcome to play our championship courses which offer dramatic coastal views and a golfing challenge to savor.

Laid out by the two-time Open championship winner Willie Park Jr in 1898, Gullane No. 2 runs alongside No. 1 for the first seven holes before sweeping down to a nature reserve next to Aberlady Bay. The course turns towards home from the 13th tee with the prevailing wind, down Gullane Hill back to the Visitors' Clubhouse. The beauty of the East Lothian coastline and the challenge of the layout create an unforgettable round that epitomizes links golf in Scotland. In particular, Gullane No. 2 is renowned for the challenge of its short holes embodied by the 215-yard, par-three 11th with its wonderful views, testing downhill tee shot, and tricky club selection. At 6,396 yards, No. 2 is shorter than its older sibling but provides an equally stern test as it proved during final qualifying for the Open Championship in 1980, the Millennium Seniors Open Amateur Championship, and the British Girls Home International Matches in 2011. National Club Golfer magazine rated Gullane No. 2 as the 39th best course in Scotland in 2019. With challenge and charm in equal doses, Gullane No. 2 is a favorite with those who enjoy their golf with a twist in its tail.