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Welcome to Luffness New Golf Club Visitors/Members web site. There can be few more stimulating courses than Luffness New. One can be astonished in middle age to walk off the eighteenth green feeling so invigorated and refreshed. The nature of the turf probably has something to do with this, being of the springy type which gives gently to the feet, like a rich Persian carpet. The sea air too has its beneficial qualities and the course is sensibly flat apart from minor undulations associated...
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Members introducing visitors to the Course or Clubhouse must enter the visitors’ names in the Visitors’ Book provided for that purpose. Members are requested to make themselves and their guests aware of the Club ByeLaws relating to dress on the Course and in the Clubhouse.
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Murrayfield Golf Club's creation in 1896 was part of the late nineteenth century explosion of interest in golf in Edinburgh which saw many private clubs created. The Murrayfield area was not as heavily populated as it is today and the bulk of the early membership came from the Haymarket district, the New Town and Western suburbs. Many of the founder members of the Club were already heavily involved in golf in East Lothian. No doubt they helped to create a course conveniently situated near...
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The Old Links at Musselburgh was originally seven holes, with another added in 1838 and the full nine-holes came into play in 1870. The first three holes stretched eastwards from the grandstand at the racecourse, site of the former clubhouse of the Honourable Company. To the right is the main traffic route onto which the Musselburgh golfers sliced their shots and played back to the links using the new brass-soled clubs. The metal plate on the ‘brassie’ wooden club was invented here in 1885,...
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The Clubhouse has a superb location, looking down the first fairway and a great view coming up the eighteenth. The clubhouse has a relaxed and friendly atmosphere and is open from 8am till 11:30pm. The facilities include a dining area and two well-stocked bars, ample parking for members and guests. There is also ladies, gents and visiting changing rooms with secure lockers and good showers.
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Newbattle Golf Club is a mature 18 hole parkland course with tree lined fairways and strategically placed bunkers. The layout of the course, with its well-protected greens, offers a challenge to every golfer. The course is a 6025 yard par 69 which is renowned for the exceptional standards of its greens and fairways. The club is in a truly wonderful setting and is a “must play” for anyone visiting Edinburgh and the Lothians. It offers first class changing facilities for visiting golfers and a...
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There was an original golf club in Winchburgh at Faucheldean which appears to date from 1907 and lasted until the first war. The current site on Niddry Parks dates from 1926 when the oil company built a 7 hole course for the shale mineworkers with no visitors allowed. When the mines and 'bings' (slagheaps) closed in 1961 that was the end of the course and it reverted to grazing land for the Earl of Hopetoun. The major player from the original club was Mr Scott who was club champion as well as...
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At North Berwick you will find a perfect blend of tradition, hospitality and a unique golfing challenge. Our course is a true Links, starting in the town centre and stretching west along the shores of the Firth of Forth. You will be as impressed with stunning views over sandy beaches, rocky islands and the hills of Fife to the north, as you will with a course which features the best of traditional links design.
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This high profile occasion was fully supported by the Scottish PGA and many of the top Scottish PGA professionals participated.
The Club was host to 32 teams taking part on the day, with each team consisting of three amateurs and a professional including those from the top 15 of the Scottish PGA Order of Merit.
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Every effort is made to ensure that your visit is one of total enjoyment. The club house offers a warm and comfortable welcome to all. The course was designed by Graeme Webster and is an excellent test of golf. With water features throughout the 6000 yard par 70 course and greens built to USGA standards, this is a true challenge for all abilities.
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