East Lothian · Scotland · Championship Links
Gullane Golf Club — No.1 Course
A celebrated championship links above the Firth of Forth, with elevation, coastal wind and a genuine three-course golf destination.
Contact & getting there
Gullane Golf Club
6 West Links Road, Gullane, East Lothian, EH31 2BB
Bookings: +44 1620 843767
Facilities & experiences
- Pro shop and coaching
- TrackMan driving range
- Short-game and bunker practice
- Putting greens
- Clubhouse dining and bar
- Club and trolley hire
- Caddies by prior arrangement
- Visitor locker facilities
Services and availability should be reconfirmed directly with the club. Source: Gullane Golf Club visitor information, checked 5 November 2026.
2026 visitor fees & facilities
- No.1 weekday round: £285.
- No.1 weekend round: £325.
- No.1 weekday day ticket: £425.
- No.1 + No.2 weekday day ticket: £345; weekend £395.
- No.1 + No.3 weekday day ticket: £310; weekend £365.
- Three-course combination ticket: £390 Monday–Friday within the same week; £450 including weekends.
- Practice: visitor green fees include range balls; Gullane has a driving range with TrackMan Range, short-game areas and putting greens.
- Caddies: available by prior request, subject to availability.
Prices and availability checked against Gullane Golf Club’s published 2026 visitor information. Rates can change; reconfirm before non-refundable travel.
Course character
No.1 climbs over Gullane Hill before returning towards the village, creating repeated changes in elevation, direction and exposure. The round asks for controlled trajectory and disciplined placement rather than one-dimensional power, especially when the wind strengthens across the higher ground.
The club describes No.1 as its championship links. TGG treats that as the starting point for planning: match the course to your group’s ability, the likely wind window and the rounds you intend to play before and after it.
Who it suits
- Experienced links golfers: a strong fit when strategic positioning and wind management are part of the appeal.
- East Lothian multi-course trips: particularly efficient because No.2 and No.3 share the same Gullane base.
- Groups balancing premium and value rounds: use No.1 as the anchor, then mix in No.2 or No.3 depending on budget and walking load.
Stay · Play · Recover
Stay: base in Gullane or North Berwick for the shortest transfers, or Edinburgh when city time matters as much as golf.
Play: pair Gullane No.1 with Muirfield and North Berwick for a compact East Lothian course swing. If the group wants a second Gullane round, No.2 or No.3 can reduce transfer time and simplify the day.
Recover: the combination-ticket format can tempt groups into over-scheduling. Protect the premium rounds by treating the second round as optional when weather, walking load or pace of play has already taken its toll.
East Lothian Course Swing
- Muirfield: secure first if availability is the constraint.
- Gullane No.1: use as the flexible championship anchor.
- North Berwick West Links: add for a different architectural character and town-based finish.
- Gullane No.2 or No.3: use as a lower-friction extension when the group wants more golf without more driving.
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Source note: Visitor pricing, practice and caddie information checked against Gullane Golf Club’s official 2026 green-fee and visitor pages. TGG is editorially independent and does not treat club marketing language as an objective ranking.
