Golf
Two fantastic courses
With two challenging and exciting courses to play, Dalmahoy is one of the top golfing destinations in Scotland.
Our rich golfing heritage attracts golfers of all levels, looking to test their skills at the famous venue where the European Ladies won their first Solheim Cup, and where famous names such as Seve Ballesteros, Sam Torrance and Nick Faldo have competed in the Scottish Seniors Open.
The East Course was designed by James Braid to Championship standards, and is a monster from the Championship tees. For members’ competitions and corporate events, it’s a more manageable 6,684 yards, but is still a formidable challenge.
The West Course is the shorter of the two but is still a good test of golf. There is a good mix of shorter par 4’s and par 3’s, alongside some very tough par 4’s and a par 5 which is the longest on either course.
Click here for the new course handicap charts under the new World Golf Handicapping System (WGHS).
Our golf membership facilities include:
• Championship East Course (with full resort or golf membership only)
• Resort West Course
• Pitching and putting greens
• Floodlit driving range with additional outdoor bays
• 9 hole pitch & putt
• Club house and range of bars & restaurants
• Free car parking
Golf Courses & Facilties
Dalmahoy is one of the top rated golfing destinations in Scotland, with big name players such as Nick Faldo and Sam Torrance competing in the Seniors Scottish Open here.
Open Tournaments
See the details of all upcoming tournaments, scrambles and opens at Dalmahoy Hotel & Country Club
Golf Events & Society Days
An impressive golf day in a historic Scottish setting
Dalmahoy is the perfect venue to entertain clients with a Corporate Golf Day experience. Located on the west of Edinburgh with excellent transport links, the resort is perfectly located for guests travelling from across the country
Our Course History
Our Championship East Course has been host to major events such as the Solheim Cup, the Scottish PGA and the Scottish Seniors Open to name a few.
Read on to explore our rich golfing history