As one of the most popular Links style sand based course just outside Edinburgh in East Lothian, Longniddry Golf Club is a good option to include on your next golf tour in Scotland.
Located within easy reach of Edinburgh and the abundance of golf courses that line the famed East Lothian coastline, Longniddry golf course is a Harry Colt design that has welcomed golfers for over 100 years.
Longniddry Golf Club possesses a layout that will reward the strategic player despite its shorter yardage of 6186. Over the years the course, originally designed by renowned architect Harry S Colt, has been developed to consistently test golfers with a thrilling round of golf.
Longniddry has held many events such as Open Final Qualifying, Scottish Open Qualifying, US Kids European Championship and Scottish Girls. With a history that dates back to Mary Queen of Scots, who was said to be keen on playing at Longniddry in the 1560s, while the course might have changed, the pedigree of links turf is unquestionable.
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Both James Braid and Phillip Mackenzie Ross have been asked to amend Harry S. Colt's original design, and the outcome is a fascinating combination of parkland and links terrain. The traditional clubhouse is the perfect place to relax after your round, an extensive menu provides a grat range of traditionally Scottish dishes for you enjoyment.
Though not long by modern standards, the course is exposed to the coastal winds, and is extremely penal for those who stray off-line; the trouble is not always the same, with towering Scots Pines, sea-buckthorn, gorse and brutal rough all await the inaccurate.
The Professional Shop is well stocked with your all golfing essentials, including buggies, GPS Electric trolleys, trolleys, premium Titleist rental sets and the friendly staff will happily arrange lessons to help you get the most out of your game.
Longniddry Golf Club is situated off the A198, just half a mile from Longniddry strain station.
Address: Links Road, Longniddry, Scotland, EH32 0NL
| Par | 68 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Harry Colt, James Braid, Philip Mackenzie Ross |
| Opened for play | 1921 |
| White | 6,260 yards | SSS 71 |
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| Yellow | 6,044 yards | SSS 70 |
| Red | 5,785 yards | SSS 73 |
Neil
✓30 Jul 2025
Pretty run of the mill course. Quite short and our group didn’t find it very challenging. Driver not really a requirement. Warm-up facilities are pretty limited. The greens were in very good condition with excellent pace. Other elements of the course, particularly the bunkers, weren’t great. Given the area, there are many better courses to play but it was reasonable value for money.
Joan
✓28 Sep 2023
Fairways had been slacked course was long ideal if you have a low handicap
Douglas
✓30 Jul 2023
Fairways in a bad worn out state. Needs a lit of work to bring up to scratch.
Ross
✓24 Mar 2023
Cracking golf course, my favourite of the week! Normal spring work being done on the greens when we played but they were still in god's nick. Anyone heading to East Lothian should make sure and play this course as part of their stay!
Richard
✓19 May 2022
Wonderful links/parkland hybrid in fantastic condition. Great warm welcome form the pro and in the clubhouse
Gerry
✓11 Nov 2019
This was a very disappointing course given that the cost of the golf package was expensive. This is like an average parkland club that I could have played locally in Cambridgeshire for a midweek rate of around £25. They also only had 16 holes open and didn’t think this was a problem, so poor customer service. We did however independently organise an extra game on Gullane 2 for £46, which was far far superior to Longniddry.
