East Lothian trip advice needed

[KenL]

Nice

Thought it might be an idea to mix it up, play 2 links and 1 parkland, just in case it's blowing a gale the 3 days we are there.

Good idea.

 

[Jacko_G]

Just spotted we can get The Glen for £40 as our course is a member of the James Braid Association, so that's good news.

Can also get The Musselburgh for £35 (normal visitor rate £100) or Royal Musselburgh for £20 (visitor rate £65)

Either of those 2 worth considering?

I like Musselburgh. Some great par 4's and a very friendly club.

Certainly prefer it to Royal.

 

[patricks148]

Definitely doing Gullane 2 and The Glen. Having a bit of an issue getting a decent tee time at Dunbar, earliest we can get is not far off 3pm, some of the lads like to be in, out and on their second beer by 7pm!

don't forget its lighter much later up here at that time of the year, 2nd beer..... lightweights

 

[popeye]

A great hidden gem up that way is castle park-a nice wee inland course with some brilliant holes on the back nine.

 

[KenL]

A great hidden gem up that way is castle park-a nice wee inland course with some brilliant holes on the back nine.

Very interesting yet quirky back 9 and good holes also on the front.
Been a few years since I've played there and its only a short distance from where I live. Must get back there this summer.

 

[popeye]

Very interesting yet quirky back 9 and good holes also on the front.
Been a few years since I've played there and its only a short distance from where I live. Must get back there this summer.

Was taken over by new owners about 3 years ago and they have piled loads of money into to get it playing great aswell as building a new clubhouse.
If you ever fancy a round give me a shout ???

 

[IanG]

Was taken over by new owners about 3 years ago and they have piled loads of money into to get it playing great aswell as building a new clubhouse.
If you ever fancy a round give me a shout ???

Really friendly welcome and good bacon rolls the last time we were there