Golf courses near Edinburgh

Caermount is a non-course owning golf club based in the Lothians, founded in 1924. Members play outings and matches at various host courses including Gullane, Braid Hills, Duddingston, Craigielaw, Longniddry, Mortonhall, and Luffness.

James Braid-designed 18-hole course. Caddie service available via 'Caddies in the Capital'.

Membership fees reduced mid-season due to shorter period remaining before renewal on 1 March 2027. Buggies available for £35 per round.

Lochend Golf Club is affiliated to Craigentinny Golf Course, managed by Edinburgh Leisure. Club membership fees do not include golf; green fees and season tickets are purchased separately via Edinburgh Leisure (edinburghleisure.co.uk).

Peak season (May-Sep): Tue-Thu 9am-12noon, Fri 9am-2.30pm, Sat-Sun 12.30pm-2.30pm = £120. Standard (May-Sep): Tue-Thu 12.30pm-2.30pm = £95.

Course is under 6000 yards. Membership requires support from two existing members (proposal/secondment), though exceptions may be made for those new to the area.

Course originally designed by Ben Sayers, remodelled in 1936 by James Braid. Par-65 course.

Club name in source text is Merchants of Edinburgh G.C., not Westermont Golf Club. Par-65 course originally designed by Ben Sayers, remodelled in 1936 by James Braid.

Harrison Golf Club founded 1889, based at Braid Hills, Edinburgh. Plays on Braid Hills Municipal Golf Course.

9-hole course designed by James Braid, established 1912, located in Murrayfield/Ravelston, Edinburgh. Visitors welcome weekdays only.

Braid Hills Golf Course is an 18-hole par 71 course of 5858 yards, managed by Edinburgh Leisure. No green fee pricing, membership fees, or visitor restriction details were present in the scraped content.

City of Edinburgh Golf Club operates via Edinburgh Leisure. 6 venues with 9 and 18-hole options.

Club is based at Carrick Knowe Golf Course, Edinburgh. Green fees are via Edinburgh Leisure pay-and-play; season tickets available giving access to all Edinburgh Leisure Golf Courses.

Twilight hot deal at £24.99 visible at 15:00 on a Friday. Limited discounted memberships noted as available.

Tee times grouped by price: £60 (late evening ~18:30 onwards), £75 (mid-morning/afternoon), £90 (midday/early afternoon peak). No joining fee until age 35 for Young Adult members.

Founded 1761, fourth oldest golf club in the world. Course designed by Willie Park Jnr with modifications by Dr Alister MacKenzie, James Braid and Fred Hawtree; major redevelopment in 2018 by Tom MacKenzie of MacKenzie Ebert.

Peak visitor fees May-September: £80 weekday, £100 weekend. Junior (U18) £10 (after 2pm at weekends during summer season).

Membership from £23/month (adult); junior £11/month. Junior waitlist full.

Founded 1735, recognised as the oldest golfing society in the world. Visitor fee shown is per single player (1-ball £220, 2-ball £440, 3-ball £600, 4-ball £720).

Group green fees: up to 12 players £50pp, 12+ players £45pp. James Braid designed 18-hole course in western Edinburgh.

18-hole parkland course designed by Graham Webster, family-owned. Visitors welcome.

Groups of 8+ receive 10% discount. Members of Association of James Braid Courses receive reduced green fees.

Musselburgh Old Course Golf Club, 10 Balcarres Road, Musselburgh, EH21 7SD. Hosted six Open Championships (1874-1889).

Loretto School Golf Club appears to be a school-based golf academy (Loretto School, Edinburgh) rather than a public/private golf club with standard membership or visitor green fees. No fee, membership, course, or scorecard data was present in the provided page content.

All pages returned 404 errors. No fee, membership, course or booking data could be extracted.

9-hole Par 64 course with USGA greens. Facility includes Trackman floodlit driving range with Power Tees, practice putting green, pitch & putt, chipping zone and practice bunker.

Course is 6172 yards with a Standard Scratch of 70. Par not explicitly stated.

All visitor fees are for 12 holes only. Weekend fees range £18–£25; weekday fees range £15–£20 (peak figures used).

Winter guest rates available: £15 (18 full greens, signed on by member) or £12 (temporary greens). Course is 5912 yards par 69, designed by Harry S.

Winter weekday rate (Nov-Mar) is £40; weekend rate stays £65 year-round. Visitor packages available: Par (£63.75), Birdie (£66.45), Eagle 2-round (£96.70), Albatross Sunday (£83.75).

Membership enquiries directed to secretary. Multiple membership options mentioned (men's, ladies, junior).

Both standard and offer memberships include £30 Bar Levy. Golf day packages available Mon–Fri from £65pp (The Gully) or £75pp (Prestongrange), min 8 players.

20-hole par 70 course designed by John Chilver Stainer. Visitor fee of £40 is deductible from membership fee if membership subsequently taken out.

One of Scotland's oldest golfing sites, play recorded from 1608. Original 9-hole course designed by Old Tom Morris, opened 1887. "The Fife Rover" (£407) is a shared season pass covering 7 Fife courses: Cowdenbeath, Dunnikier Park, Glenrothes, Kinghorn, Scoonie, Auchterderran and Lochore Meadows.

2 courses: Championship East Course and Resort West Course. Visitor tee times can be booked online via the booking engine.

Membership is rolling (start month = join month). Beginners Package available at £225.

Visitors must contact the House Club (Burntisland Golf House Club) to arrange play. Pro Shop: 01592 872116. [July 2026: website currently not loading but course appears active — recent Google reviews and tee times visible on GolfNow.]

Member guest fee is £15 every day (no time distinction stated). Day ticket also available: Mon-Fri £55, Sat-Sun £65.

Mini Junior membership free for children of 7-day members. Corporate membership pricing available on enquiry.

No golf club content found in the provided page text. The home page content appears to be from Midlothian Council's building standards section, not Vogrie Golf Club's website.

Course designed by Old Tom Morris; parkland course in Fife. Twilight golf available after 3pm, excluding Wednesdays.

Peak weekday fee is May-Sep 2027 at £115. Peak weekend fee is May-Sep 2027 at £140. 7-day membership full with waiting list — contact office to join. 5-day membership and junior sections still open. Annual subs exclude £19 Scottish Golf/LGA levy and £80 bar levy. 5-day joining fee (£517.50) deducted from full joining fee on conversion.

Society packages available: 18 holes weekday £50/weekend £60, 36 holes weekday £60/weekend £70. Golf and catering packages from £60pp (min 12 players).

Tee times shown are for Friday 19 June 2026 (weekday). Peak rates £40-£48 per round.

Visitors book via Fife Golf Trust online or by calling pro shop 01383 513079. "The Fife Rover" (£407) is a shared season pass covering 7 Fife courses: Cowdenbeath, Dunnikier Park, Glenrothes, Kinghorn, Scoonie, Auchterderran and Lochore Meadows.

18-hole championship links course. Membership page returned 404.

Guest fees are £9 for 9 holes and £12 for 18 holes, 7 days a week. Reduced rates available for those joining the waiting list.

Membership fees are for 2026/27. No joining fee explicitly stated. "The Fife Rover" (£407) is a shared season pass covering 7 Fife courses: Cowdenbeath, Dunnikier Park, Glenrothes, Kinghorn, Scoonie, Auchterderran and Lochore Meadows.

Membership forms unavailable until further notice. Groups of 16+ must start after 12:30pm.

No joining fee currently. Pay as You Go membership available at £60/month with 3-month deposit of £180.

Green fees apply 1 Apr–31 Oct only (off-season rates not published). Special rate of £10/round for emergency services and armed forces with photo ID.

18-hole championship course designed by Dave Thomas, Peter Alliss and Peter Clark. Located between Glasgow and Edinburgh at Junction 3 on M8, Livingston.

5455 yard parkland course in Dunfermline, Fife. No joining fees stated.

Cluny Activities is a multi-activity venue including golf course, mini golf, footgolf, disc golf, clay shooting, archery and cricket. Golf membership details gated behind 'Learn More' link.

2 courses: Pitfirrane (main) par 72, 6121 yards; Halkett 9-hole par 3 course (visitor fee £12 adult/£5 junior). Clubhouse is Pitfirrane Castle dating to 1583.

9-hole course, par 66, 5250 yards. Founded 1904 in Cardenden. "The Fife Rover" (£407) is a shared season pass covering 7 Fife courses: Cowdenbeath, Dunnikier Park, Glenrothes, Kinghorn, Scoonie, Auchterderran and Lochore Meadows.

Founded 1894, designed by Old Tom Morris. Traditional links course in East Lothian. Visitors weekdays only at £210; no online booking.

3 courses: No.1 (Championship), No.2, No.3. No.1 Weekend day ticket not available (n/a).

9-hole parkland course, par 72 over 18 holes (6414 yards). Opened 25 April 1981 on reclaimed land from former Mary Colliery within Lochore Meadows Country Park. "The Fife Rover" (£407) is a shared season pass covering 7 Fife courses: Cowdenbeath, Dunnikier Park, Glenrothes, Kinghorn, Scoonie, Auchterderran and Lochore Meadows.

Summer Membership covers April–September. Women's and Intermediate membership categories mentioned but fees not listed.