Edinburgh Golf Courses - Dalmahoy Hotel and Country Club

Dalmahoy East course is set amongst 1000 acres of rolling parkland and was designed by the legendary James Braid in 1927.

This immaculately maintained course winds through woodland, streams and lakes with glorious views over the surrounding Pentland Hills. It is not overly penal from the tee, but it is fairly long and there area plenty of bunkers to catch you out. Great holes include the 17th “Wee Wrecker”, a par three with no less than five bunkers around the green.

Dalmahoy has hosted many major events, including the 1992 Solheim Cup when Catrin Nilsmark sealed a famous victory for Europe.

Dalmahoy West course is the second of two Dalmahoy courses, designed by the great James Braid in 1935. It is not as long as its sister East course, but with small greens and narrow fairways there is a great demand for accuracy.

Like the East course it winds through picturesque scenery of woodland and streams with lovely views of the Pentland Hills. The Gogar burn provides a spectacular water hazard at the close.