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The Scottish Borders
Golf Courses, Clubs,
Driving Ranges
18 hole parklands
course, 6298 yards from the medal tees with a
Standard Scratch Score of 71.
Visitors play from
the yellow tees with a Standard Scratch Score of
69 and a length of 5852 yards.
The Wellrig burn runs
through the course and comes into play on
several of the holes.
There are two or three
short climbs but otherwise the course has gentle
slopes and offers lovely views of the
countryside around Duns and towards the Cheviot
Hills to the south. All visitors welcome. No
handicap certificates required. Bar snacks and
meals available throughout the year. Full
comprehensive changing facilities available.
Located west of Duns off A6105 - signposted at
Longformacus junction.
This superb
18-hole course, situated on the rugged
South- East coast of Scotland, is a true
challenge to any golfer and features some
of the most scenic and interesting holes
in Scottish golf.
None more so than the sixth,
a stunning par-3 over a vast gully with the
crashing waves below. It’s no wonder that
this was nominated as ‘Britain’s Most
Extraordinary Golf Hole’.
The magnificent clubhouse at Eyemouth provides
breathtaking views over the Berwickshire fishing
town, excellent changing facilities and a
well-equipped Professional’s Shop. The Club’s
restaurant, meanwhile, is well known for its local
fresh fish and succulent shellfish which are
features of the menu.
Directions: Easily reached from Central
Scotland and the south - only one mile off the A1.
The Winter Deals and Summer packages available:
Visitors Welcome.
Choose Torwoodlee
Golf Club for that relaxing game of golf on the
18-hole course set in beautiful countryside.
The course is 6018
yards, Par 69, SSS 70.
Afterwards relax in the comfortable fully
licensed bar and choose from the extensive list
of beers and wines, while enjoying a light snack
to finish off your visit. There is ample parking and everyone is welcome.
The club held The Scottish Club Championship
Finals in September 2005.
The course is on the
Vertish Hill at the Western end of the town. 18
holes par 68 with the SSS being 69. There are
spectacular views of the Border Hills in all
directions. Green Fees - £30 per Round,
£30 per day, (seven days), Full Bar and
Catering, Showers, Changing Rooms. Special
package deals green fees and catering for
parties of 10 or more. Details on application.
Advisable to book. Larger groups need to make
arrangements in advance.
18 Holes, 5542 Yds, SSS67 Par: 69. This
is a beautiful parkland course ideally &
spectacularly placed in the Teviot Valley, one
of the Borders' loveliest. Although not a long course,
each hole is different and constitutes its own
challenge, particularly the 12th ( Everest).
Club house with bar and catering facilities.
Male and female changing facilities with
showers. Also available for hire are buggies &
pull trolleys.
18 Holes, 5542 Yds, SSS67 Par: 69. This is a
beautiful parkland course ideally &
spectacularly placed in the Teviot Valley, one
of the Borders' loveliest. Although not a long
course, each hole is different and constitutes
its own challenge, particularly the 12th
(Everest). Club house with bar and catering
facilities. Male and female changing facilities
with showers. Also available for hire are
buggies & pull trolleys.
Owned by the Duke of
Roxburghe, the hotel nestles privately amongst
woodlands on the banks of the River Teviot. Many
of the 22 bedrooms have been individually
designed by the Duchess herself, some of which
have four poster beds and log fires. Local
produce is used to good effect by the award
winning Chef Keith Short complemented by a fine
choice of wines selected from the Duke's own
cellar.
The Roxburghe Golf Course
is a parkland course justified by its ranking in
the top 5 inland courses in Scotland. A par 72,
the course record is held by, Sergio Garcia at a
remarkable 66. Described by Colin Montgomerie
as, the greens are immaculate and the
picturesque course is perfect to play for
professionals and amateurs. Other leisure
activities include shooting, pheasant, partridge
and grouse, clay pigeon shooting is popular
offering competitions and tuition, mountain
biking, croquet and the Health and Beauty Suite.
The Clubhouse, Dingleton, Melrose,
Roxburghshire, TD6 9HS Tel: 01896 822855
Situated at the foot of the Eildon Hills, the
course slopes upwards mainly for the first two
holes only. There are 11 tees, tree-lined
fairways, and bunkers on 8 holes. Changing rooms
with shower facilities. Licensed Clubhouse open
in evenings or by prior arrangement. From the
town square, take the road up the hill past
Russell’s Restaurant. Continue until you run out
of houses on the left, then take first left to
course. Parties over 12 must pre-book with
secretary. No teeing off after 4pm Tuesdays.
Ladies priority Tuesday, Juniors priority
Wednesday am. Smart/casual sensible dress.
ST. BOSWELLS GOLF CLUB
Club House, Braeheads Road, St Boswells,
Melrose, Roxburghshire, TD6 0DE Tel/Fax: 01835 823527 Web:
www.stboswellsgolfclub.co.uk
9 hole course. 2625 yds. SSS66 Designed by
Willie Park Jnr in 1899, the course is set in
peaceful and idyllic surroundings. It is more or
less flat, with the exception of the 2nd hole.
The 3rd and 6th holes follow the banks of the
river Tweed. A small but reasonably new building
with a lounge/bar overlooking the River Tweed.
Both changing rooms have toilets, wash hand
basins and showers. The bar and kitchen are only
open during the day by special request, but the
bar is open in the evenings and weekends.
Normally one is able to get on this course
easily, but groups of 6 or over should check by
phoning 01835 823527. Visitors must start their
second 9 holes prior to 4pm
Peebles Golf Club,
overlooking the town and surrounded by the
Borders hills, has developed into one of the
best courses in the Borders and neighbouring
Edinburgh region and with a modern club house
it now boasts facilities to rival the best.
The testing course,
originally developed by Harry Colt, is just
over 6,160 yards long, par 70 and features wide
rolling fairways with some magnificent views
along the Tweed valley. The course has a very
tough start, with the opening four holes played
mainly into the westerly wind, but is more
generous when the turn is made back down the
hill to the ninth. The back nine offers a
generous start, but from the fourteenth onwards
the closing five holes often prove very
difficult.
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