Dalmahoy East Course Highlights
- Host of the 1992 Solheim Cup.
- Host of the Scottish PGA Championship.
- Host of the Scottish Open.
- Known as "The Beast"
- World-class practice facilities.
Course Stats
- Designed by James Braid.
- Opened in 1927.
- 7,399-yard/6,766-metre length.
- Par-72 course.
Dalmahoy East Course Packages
Dalmahoy Hotel & Country Club (1 Night + 2 Rounds)
- 1 Night Accommodation
- 4* Dalmahoy Hotel & Country Club
- Half Board
- 1 x round @ Dalmahoy West Course
- 1 x round @ Dalmahoy East Course
- Return Airport Transfers
£315
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Dalmahoy Hotel & Country Club (2 Nights + 2 Rounds)
- 2 Nights Accommodation
- 4* Dalmahoy Hotel & Country Club
- Half Board
- 1 x round @ Dalmahoy East Course
- 1 x round @ Dalmahoy West Course
- Return Airport Transfers
£439
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Top hint for this course
We want to let you in on a little secret. On the 7th, this par-3 may seem tempting to drive straight onto the dancefloor but we recommend a far more reserved approach. If you tee off to just short of the green, you'll avoid landing in the bunkers and have an easy approach shot. From there, if the approach is good, you may be in for a birdie opportunity.
Overview
Dalmahoy East is favoured by many in Edinburgh because of its PGA Tour history. Also, the Scottish terrain presents many challenging slopes and hilly grounds.
This famous course should be near the top of your Scotland golfing bucket list. So, why not get organised, get the gang together and see who can reign supreme on the PGA-worthy loop?
Course
From tee-off, a par-5 lays ahead. This stretch has several bunkers on either side of the fairway, as well as three guarding the green. Driving down the middle is recommended from tee off, with a careful second shot to avoid the surrounding bunkers.
At the end of the back nine, and harsh dogleg right hides the green. Hitting a great drive towards the left of the fairway could set up a second shot. The dancefloor will be visible if you hit a scorcher off the tee.
The final hole is a relatively short par-5 that requires a central drive avoiding the row of trees to the left of the fairway. The main trouble is the two bunkers on either side of the green. Layup just short of the green for a sweet approach shot, then put the game to bed by sinking the putt.
Clubhouse
This 19th hole offers a lot more than your average clubhouse does. The upstairs area, known as the James Braid Bar & Brasserie, has many options for dining. From a bacon sandwich and Starbucks coffee for the dawn patrol golfers, to a range of comforting meals throughout the day to the evening.
Many golfers enjoy the BBQ area that is open on the balcony through the warmer months. Sit outside with a pint in hand and get stuck into some burgers and hotdogs to line your stomach whilst watching the live sport broadcasted on the big screens.
Course Facilities
- Clubhouse
- Driving Range
- Club Rental
- Buggy Rental
- Proshop
Players' Feedback
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"I had a fantastic time booking the weekend away. 10/10 all the way through."
More than a Game!
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Getting lifelong friends together
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Those hole-in-one moments!
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Charity events
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Celebratory nights
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World class golf experiences
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Celebrate the wins!
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Laugh with your friends
The Location
This PGA championship course is only located 4.6 miles from Edinburgh Airport. Hop off the flight and get stuck straight into your first round within the hour of checking in. It's what you've been waiting for.
11.4 miles away is the city centre of Edinburgh. If you're not interested in the Dalmahoy resort, then there are hundreds of hotels in the capital. Be sure to stop by for the many great food spots it offers and hit the town for its famously buzzing nightlife.
