Dirleton Links is rugged, resolutely Scottish and known famously as a golfer’s golf course. Since the 15th century, golf has been played on the land at Archerfield, so the ground is truly steeped in the game.The magnificent 17th century Archerfield House provides a majestic backdrop to Dirleton Links, adding to the unique historic spirit of the course. Challenging to play for all the right reasons, Dirleton calls for eagle-eyed accuracy, with gorse, bunkers, ditches and burns all.The not overly long par fives make life a little easier but anything astray on the back nine especially will cost you strokes. Hit it nicely though, and the perfect greens are an absolute joy to putt on, with the thought of a dram at the Clubhouse or something more substantial, the perfect end to your round.

Complimentary Balls
Fun Fact:
Fidra island, overlooked by the 4th green and 5th tee, is the inspiration behind Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island.
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What can a non-golfer do nearby?
Visit North Berwick and Gullane, which are just minutes away.
Visit Edinburgh, just 20 minutes away by train.
Closest Whisky Distillery

Clostest Vineyard

Driving Distances
To
Minutes
North Berwick
Edinburgh
St Andrews
10
45
140

Best Food or Drink at Halfway House or Clubhouse
Haggis pies
Best Pubs Nearby
Archerfield Clubhouse
Old Clubhouse (Gullane)
The Ship Inn (North Berwick)
Best Grub Nearby
Archerfield Clubhouse
The Mallard
The Main Course