Dunbar Golf Club

Rated 4.9 by 100+ Hole19 golfers and a popular round among Hole19 golfers in Scotland, Dunbar Golf Club earns that recognition on the strength of its layout and history. Opened in 1856 on a narrow strip of linksland along a rocky shoreline in Dunbar, Scotland, the course was shaped by Old Tom Morris, Ben Sayers, and James Braid. An old red sandstone deer park wall runs through the property, giving the layout a distinctive character that sets it apart from most links courses. Playing between 5,696 and 6,597 yards across 18 holes, it is semi-private and open to visiting golfers. The tournament record is extensive: Dunbar Golf Club has hosted Open qualifying, the British Boys' Championship, the Scottish Amateur Championship, the Scottish PGA Championship, the Scottish Boys' Championship, the British Ladies' Championship, the Ladies Home International Championship, the PGA Championship on the European Tour (1968), and the 2015 Scottish Boys Championship. A dedicated driving range is available on site, and a new clubhouse serves the facility.