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£217
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1 Night, 2 Rounds
- 1 Night Bed and Breakfast at The Scott Hotel - University of Edinburgh
- 1 Round at Musselburgh Golf Course
- 1 Round at Duddingston Golf Club
Musselburgh Golf Club
The air in East Lothian often carries the scent of salt from the nearby Firth of Forth, but at Musselburgh Golf Club, you are enveloped in a serene parkland sanctuary. Established on its current site in 1938, the course serves as a sophisticated counterpoint to the rugged links found further along the coast.
As you step onto the first tee, the "Honest Toun" fades away, replaced by the gentle rustle of mature trees and the winding path of the Craigie Burn. It is a place where history is felt in every crisp iron shot and every rolling putt on the impeccably groomed greens.
Musselburgh Golf Club is a polished gem that offers a different perspective on East Lothian golf. It rewards the cerebral player who enjoys navigating a well-bunkered, strategic layout while soaking in the heritage of a club that has tested the best in the world.
Who is this for?
The thinking golfer who values strategy over brute force.
Who is it best for?
Groups seeking a championship-calibre parkland experience as a "palate cleanser" between East Lothian’s famous links courses.
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From
£217
Per Person
1 Night, 2 Rounds
- 1 Night Bed and Breakfast at The Scott Hotel - University of Edinburgh
- 1 Round at Musselburgh Golf Course
- 1 Round at Duddingston Golf Club
From
£464
Per Person
2 Nights, 3 Rounds
- 2 Nights Bed and Breakfast at The Scott Hotel - University of Edinburgh
- 1 Round at Musselburgh Golf Course
- 1 Round at Duddingston Golf Club
- 1 Round at Royal Musselburgh Golf Club
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£716
Per Person
3 Nights, 4 Rounds
- 3 Nights Bed and Breakfast at The Scott Hotel - University of Edinburgh
- 1 Round at Musselburgh Golf Course
- 1 Round at Duddingston Golf Club
- 1 Round at Royal Musselburgh Golf Club
- 1 Round at Longniddry Golf Club
Musselburgh Golf Course
James Braid was tasked with creating a layout that would put Musselburgh back on the global golfing map, and he delivered a strategic masterpiece that demands respect. The course is defined by its generous, wide fairways, yet Braid’s signature strategic bunkering ensures that every wayward drive is sternly examined. The layout makes clever use of the natural terrain, with the Craigie Burn meandering across the fairways to create natural hazards that test your nerve. You will encounter classic Braid flourishes, most notably on the 5th and 10th holes, where the dog-legs require a precise shape of shot to find the ideal landing zone. At nearly 7,000 yards from the back tees, it provides a formidable length, yet multiple teeing options ensure it remains an approachable and joyful walk for the holidaying golfer.
| Par | 71 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | James Braid |
| Opened for play | 1938 |
| Black | 6,840 yards | SSS 72.9 |
|---|---|---|
| White | 6,728 yards | SSS 72.4 |
| Yellow | 6,245 yards | SSS 70.2 |
| Red | 5,625 yards | SSS 67.4 (M) 73.4 (L) |
| Blue | 4,953 yards | SSS 64.2 (M) 69.5 (L) |
