Question for golfers.

[Paulie Walnuts]

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Oddly enough, that's the only course he has expressed a specific wish to play.

Oldest course in the *insert location here* I’m sure. Possibly oldest in the world?

[CapitalGreen]

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Oldest course in the *insert location here* I’m sure. Possibly oldest in the world?

Different course, that’s Musselburgh Old Course which is at the race track.

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Gullane 2 and 3 are superb courses in their own right. 3 in particular has always been great value, albeit it’s fairly short for bigger hitters who like a big and long course.

They also hold up very well through the winter, in my experience, so those prices are actually very decent.

Almost tempts me to dig the clubs back out…


The links courses always attract folk but I actually really like a lot of the inland courses, which are generally in cracking condition over the summer and much cheaper. Scotland is quite ridiculously well served by a huge number of what are imo very good courses.

Agree re Gullane 3. I actually like it best of the three courses there by a distance. Great for occasional golfers and more seasoned players alike. No 1 I find a bit of a slog.