FAQ

Where is Gullane Golf Club?

Gullane Golf Club is situated at the west end of the village of Gullane in East Lothian, Scotland. The Club offers championship quality links golf courses with dramatic views across the Firth of Forth to Edinburgh and Fife. Further details on the Club's location can be found on the Getting Here page.

How many courses does the Club have?

The Club has three, 18 hole links courses. The three golf courses do not have names but simply numbers which reflect their age. Further information on the courses can be found on The Courses page.

When I arrive at the Club where should I go?

Visitors playing Course No. 1 should report to the Members' Clubhouse. Visitors playing Courses No. 2 and No. 3 should report to the Links Clubhouse.

Are handicap certificates required to play at the Club?

Handicap certificates are required to play Gullane No. 1 but are not required for Gullane No. 2 and Gullane No. 3. On Gullane No. 1 there are handicap limits of 24 for men and 30 for ladies. Evidence of handicap will be checked by the No. 1 Starter.

Are there yardage indicators on the Course No. 1?

Yes. On Course No. 1 distances are marked on all sprinkler heads to the front, middle and back of the green.

Is there water available on the Courses?

There are water fountains on each course:
No. 1 – 11th tees
No. 2 – 9th green
No. 3 – 10th tees
Alternatively, water can be purchased prior to going to the first tee from the Members' or Links Clubhouse or the Pro Shop.

Is there a halfway hut on any of the Courses?

No, but both Clubhouses can provide a takeaway service of drinks and rolls. Also, soft drinks and chocolate can be bought from the Links Clubhouse, the No. 2 Starter box or the Professional’s shop. Alcoholic drinks are not allowed on the course.

Are there toilets on the Courses?

There are toilets on all the courses:
No. 1 – Between the 4th, 7th and 10th greens.
No. 2 – Behind the 5th green and left of the 16th yellow tees.
No. 3 – Left of the 13th green towards the Greenkeepers sheds.

Is it possible to play 9 holes?

All three courses have the traditional links layout: the first 9 holes starting from the Clubhouse so the 9th green is the further point from the Clubhouse. The second nine holes then come back to the Clubhouse. This means that 9 holes is not possible without having a long walk back to the Clubhouse.

Does the Club offer online booking for visitors ?

We offer online booking for all three courses, although No1 Course does have limited availability online.  for further availability call us on 01620 843767.

Which hole is best for 'longest drive' on Course No. 1?

The 15th hole.

Which hole is best for 'nearest the pin' on Course No. 1?

The 13th hole.