Facilities
- Driving range
- Putting green
- Practice area
- Pro shop – tuition available
- Eric Grandison Golf School
- Club, trolley and buggy hire
- Caddies available – book in advance
- Changing/shower facilities
- Bar/lounge and restaurant
Craigielaw Golf Club
Aberlady, EH32 0PY
Telephone: 01875 870800
Fax: 01875 870620
Email: info@craigielawgolfclub.com
Website: www.craigielawgolfclub.com
Par 71 Gents, 6601 yards
Par 71 Ladies, 5371 yards
Manager: Derek Scott
Golf Professional: Jonathan Porteous
Golf School - Eric Grandison
Special Feature:
Players may choose which tees to play from – red 5371 yards, blue 6001 yards or white 6601 yards.
Description:
This is one of East Lothian’s newest courses and it meets the challenging standards of its neighbours.
A Championship links course designed by Donald Steel. Maintained in a similar fashion to traditional Scottish links courses such as Gullane, Muirfield and North Berwick. Craigielaw golf course, practice facilities and clubhouse are perfect for visitor golf outings and corporate golf days.
With challenging greens, cavernous bunkers and spectacular views over the Firth of Forth, Gullane Hill and out towards Edinburgh and Fife, Craigielaw Golf Club is an experience not to be missed.
Click to book a tee time online at Craigielaw
Craigielaw is also the venue for the Eric Grandison Golf School, where a complete range of schools is offered to suit all standards from the absolute beginner to the scratch golfer.
For more information visit: www.ericgrandison-golfschool.com
Course Details
- Established 1998
- Category Links
- Holes 18
- Gents Par 71, 6601 yards
- Ladies Par 71, 5371 yards
- Course SSS 71
- Course Architect Tom McKenzie
Course Prices 2010
- Round weekday: £55.00
- Day weekday: £75.00
- Round weekend: £75.00
- For a great deal, stay and play with our Golf Pass
Credit Cards
Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, Delta
Visitors
Every day – advised to book in advance.
Booking
Visiting parties are advised to book in advance.
Reviews
What A Day !
3 Brits and 3 Germans enjoyed a perfect day on April 26th. Windy, challenging, yet fair and rewarding. Links at its best. A great day out. Thanks to the very friendly staff.
Reviewed by U.Katz, T.Distl, U.Hercsuth from Germany on 13 May 2008
3 Different Courses!
Worth playing thrice as there are actualy 3 Craigelaws a calm day one and one for each wind direction.Nos 2 and 11 are great risk and reward par 5s.No easy holes and as friendly a club house and proshop as you could wish for.
Reviewed by Michael Todd from New Zealand on 16 October 2007
An excellent course which I look forward to returning one day soon I hope.
Reviewed by Phil Crook from Scotland on 21 November 2005
Wonderful
A couple of old friends and myself took a tour of Scottish courses last year and happened upon Craigielaw after playing Gullane, just along the coast. This is a fine course with all the bumps and runs you'd expect from links golf. The weather was kind to us as was the reception we got in the club house. A wonderful course and wonderful treat that could teach a few of the older links courses a lesson or two.
Reviewed by Dave Dunn from United States of America on 16 February 2004
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Having just come back from east lothian 11/09/03, after a 4 day golfing break. Craigielaw was the ONE i enjoyed the most, the hospitality was very welcoming and the golf course was FANTASTIC the lay out of the course was great, well designed. This golf course will mature with AGE and become A LITTLE GEM..Hope to see you all next year.. thanks for a great day. Geoff.Davies.. Capt FLINT GOLF CLUB .. NORTH WALES
Reviewed by Capt. Flint Colf Club from Wales on 16 September 2003
Born to be a 'must play'
From start to finish this is a quality golf course and a fine example of a true links layout. Situated next to delightful little Kilspindie Golf Course and sharing many of the fine qualities, it bobs and weaves its way around a layout of 6601 yards off the championship tees.
The holes are imaginative, the greens fabulous and the bunkers fearsome. The wind is an integral part of the course and indeed of links golf.
One of the things I really love about golf in Scotland is that the architects use whatever is available with a minimum of gimmicks. This course is like that. The stone walls -who knows how old they are, one gets the impression they've been here since kilts were invented.
By the way, when you play take the opportunity to talk to the starter, Gordon McLanachan. He's full of information about the course and, in fact, about many of the courses in the area. He is one of the most gracious people you will ever meet.
As the course matures I predict it will be thought of as one of the great ones.
Reviewed by Richard Jafolla from United States of America on 29 April 2003
Scorecard
Awards
‘Welcome Golfer’ customer care.
Catering
The Restaurant has a full and varied menu but for group outings a set menu/price is available as below.
Breakfast/Brunch – Coffee and 2 Bacon rolls £4.50 per person
Light Lunch – Soup, Filled Baguettes/Wraps and Coffee £7.50 per person
Lunch/High Tea - 3 Course with coffee £15.00 per person
- 2 Course with coffee £12.50 per person
A La Carte Dinner - 3 Course Meal from £25 per person
If you wish to take up any of these options, you must let us know when confirming the golf booking.
Corporate Bookings
We can provide individual packages to suit your requirement. This may include Golf on the main Course, Team building on the South Links Short Course, Meeting Room facilities for Training Days
Small Meeting Room (max. 10 delegates) Half Day - £60 plus VAT Whole Day - £120 plus VAT
Large Meeting Room/Function Room (20 to 80 people) – for Meetings, Training sessions and Corporate
Events, the prices for the small meeting room apply (up to 30 persons).
Coffee, Tea and Mineral Water can be available in the Meeting Room at £2 per person.