User Reviews
for Craigielaw Golf Club, East Lothian, UK
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Magnificent location on the coast
4.0 of 5 starsReviewed July 22, 2023
Relatively easy course with few obstacles. Fairways pretty tough. Thin grass in the roughs so finding balls is pretty easy. Beautiful sea views. All around a nice place!
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Always worth it
4.0 of 5 starsReviewed July 23, 2022
The links courses in the East Lothian area are mostly characterized by being flat, parallel holes, hard fairways and fast greens, and often running very close to the Atlantic. In contrast to Links Course, where fairways are built in the middle of the hilly dunes, the challenge here seems less. Sometimes, especially when it's windy, that's deceptive. The place has its pitfalls, you can't just "downplay" it. The score card after the round shows one or the other player that the course may have been underestimated. Advantage: hardly any ball losses. We enjoyed the day in Craigielaw and can definitely recommend the place.
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Beautiful, almost authentic leftgolf
4.0 of 5 starsReviewed October 17, 2017
The place is still rather young in contrast to the many old-time facilities in the area, but you can only notice small things, all in all a great design place. Above all the Par 3's are all very beautiful, each hole has its own characteristics. Not brutally long holes, probably also because of the many hotel guests, nevertheless not easy; very faithful and sophisticated greens. Service at the bar and Proshop tipptopp, come gladly again!
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This place offered us a great round with standing looking at a terrific surf and the bay.
4.0 of 5 starsReviewed April 27, 2017
Scotland Links DOH-Tour 2017
Played on 24/04/2017, slightly chilly at Tee1 still, over 18 holes then warmed the spring sun in loose clouds and fierce wind increasing to 7BFT.
This place offered us a great round with standing looking at a terrific surf and the bay. Links Course with great fairways and many also something hidden bunkers and raised greens exciting inspired us here.
To perfect service and very helpful Managemant, well-stocked pro shop.
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Can you play but you do not
3.0 of 5 starsReviewed June 24, 2016
Who loves golf with sea views, is certainly true Otherwise boring are nicer places in the region.
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Top place!
4.0 of 5 starsReviewed July 2, 2015
Great location with wonderful views! Super pro shop and very friendly Members!
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Just as one wants a golf course
5.0 of 5 starsReviewed September 12, 2013
A very nice golf course with a panoramic view over the whole bay of Edinburgh.
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A left-modification
3.0 of 5 starsReviewed September 12, 2012
The place was nearly full with local pensioners on a normal day. In the pro shop they were very helpful and introduced us in between without notice.
It is a mixture of links and heathland, with many bunkers and some with stone walls. The biggest problem is the wind. In August, the place was well maintained, with hard fast Greene, despite continuous bad weather.
The terrain is fairly flat, with sea views from every hole, but without special scenic appeal.
Good infrastructure, changing rooms, showers, range, good restaurant with a nice terrace.
Kat
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