Dunbar Golf Club
East Links,
Dunbar, Lothian EH42 1LL
Tel : (+44) 01368 862317 Fax : (+44) 01368 865202
Designed by Old Tom Morris around 1850, Dunbar East Links situated on the estuary of the Firth of Forth, is a breathtaking layout of a Championship links course that stretches across 6404 yards of coastal terrain. Full bar and catering facilities available, practice areas and golf clubs and buggy hire also, caddies are avilable if booked.
Day Ticket (Weekday) £45.00 / Day Ticket (Weekend) £50.00
Round Ticket (Weekday) £32.00 / Round Ticket (Weekend) £37.00
No Visitors on Thursdays
A Booking Fee of £10 is required from Visitors.
All visitors, parties etc welcome.
Directions
Approximately 30 miles east of Edinburgh, down the A1 to the East side of Dunbar.
Further Information
For more information on Dunbar Golf Club see www.du nbar-golfclub.co.uk
Course Details
| Course Name: East Links Holes: 18 Yardage: 6404 SSS: 71 |
Situated on a narrow strip of land which follow the contours of a rocky exposed beach, bordered on the other side by the Old Deer Park wall making it a challenging course for all levels of players. Well defined holes following the natural contours of the coastline. Being by the sea shore naturally means that the wind plays a main factor with the course itself, a light breeze can transform this course into a serious challenge, producing a new playing experience with every round.
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G Colmer wrote on: Jul 18, 2009
Played July 2009 in a lot of rain, but did not spoil our enjoyment of this classic links of true quality. Standing on greens with the waves crashing around you is inspiring. Very welcoming in clubhouse. Highly recommended.
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zimmerlin wrote on: May 7, 2005
We played there last Thursday. Sunny, no wind, we were close from golf heaven....until hole 9th where you start to get back to real world with the landscape destroy by a open mine.
Anway, this scar is quickly forgotten as the return is superb, just enough challenging to get good fun.
The staff of the golf club and the pro shop were very warm and really made us feel part of their golf club.
My friend and I ended up draw in our match play afetr 18 hole, the starter kindly authorized us to go for an extra 3 hole...we were still draw after this 3...and so carried on our match play the day after in Gulluan...another story...
So Dunbar is definitively a stop to do if you want to feel the soul of Scottish Golf !!!
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Erik Andersen/Bill Werner wrote on: Oct 31, 2001
A superb test of golf. Great scenery. A classic links experience.
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