Tee Off in Scotland

6,638 / 5168 yards • par 72 / 68

There are two golf courses at Dalmahoy, the East course and the West course. Between them they have everything good about golf courses in Scotland. The courses were designed and built by the legendary James Braid in 1927 and are a part of a thousand acre estate that surrounds the Dalmahoy Manor. The Manor was built in the 1720s and converted in the 1990s into the Marriott Dalmahoy Hotel and Country Club.

Dalmahoy is few miles from Scotland’s capital, Edinburgh, at the foot of the Pentland Hills. Golfers at the two courses also have access to a 12 bay floodlit driving range with full PGA teaching facilities. Dalmahoy East golf course has been the venue for Scottish Seniors Open Championship and the PGA Championship of Scotland as well as the Solheim Cup. In fact it is here that the European team recorded a historic win over the American team in a memorable Solheim Cup tournament in 1992.

The par 72 East Course is not overly long at 6638 yards but is a trial even for the most accomplished golfers. Innumerable legends have played on its manicured fairways with their numerous well-positioned bunkers and large undulating greens. The 5168 yards par 68 Dalmahoy West golf course offers a different challenge, with narrow fairways and smaller greens requiring perfect accuracy during the approach shots.

The rolling parkland layout in a beatiful setting of woodland with a lake is what distinguishes Dalmahoy fron other golf courses. The backdrop of the elegant Manor House is constant throughout the course.

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