Dalmahoy is one of Scotland’s premier golfing venues, designed by the legendary James Braid in 1927. It has been the home to many prestigious golf events over the years, featuring such illustrious players as Greg Norman, Seve Ballesteros, Nick Faldo, Lee Trevino, and Colin Montgomerie. The two 18 hole courses are situated on 1,000 acres of stunning Scottish countryside surrounded by woodlands, streams, lakes and the Pentland Hills. Dalmahoy is a renowned world-class golf venue with two very different, but equally inspiring courses. The legendary course designer James Braid created the East and West Courses at Dalmahoy to offer contrasting challenges for golfers of all abilities. Some of the major tournaments held at Dalmahoy include the prestigious Solheim Cup, the Scottish PGA Championship, the Ladies Scottish Open, the 2006, 2007 and 2008 Scottish Seniors Open. East Course -In 2005, the prestigious East Course completed a £1 million redevelopment and is now a true Championship venue once more. The East Course has hosted major championships such as the Solheim Cup in 1992, the Scottish PGA Championship on numerous occasions and the Scottish Seniors Open in 2006, 2007 and 2008.

West Course - The West Course is the shorter of the two courses at Dalmahoy. However, the par 68 course still offers a superb challenge because of its tight fairways and small greens that demand accuracy out of every player. And the course requires even greater precision at the finish to navigate around the waters of the Gogar Burn.