Longniddry Golf Course

Longniddry is widely regarded as one of the finest places to play 18 holes in one of the golfing havens of Scotland.

Formed in 1921 and first designed by the renowned architect Harry Colt, Longniddry Golf Club straddles the coastline of Longniddry in East Lothian, along Scotland's golf coast. It is a unique layout mixing the best of links and parkland, with the par-68 course measuring 6,260 yards. There are no par-5s on this course, but there are eight par-4s all over 400 yards, making this a complete golfing test for even the most seasoned players. A stiff westerly wind makes scoring extremely difficult, posing an exciting challenge for the most adventurous players.