Reciprocal Arrangements

Founded in 1761, the Bruntsfield Links Golfing Society is the fourth oldest in the world and one of Scotland’s most prestigious clubs located only 3 miles from Edinburgh city centre and 1 hour from The Old Course, St Andrews.

The mature parkland style course was originally designed by Willie Park Jnr with later modifications by world renowned architects Dr Alister MacKenzie, James Braid and Fred Hawtree. As a testament to the quality of the venue, between 2011-2015 the R&A selected Bruntsfield as a Qualifying Venue for the Open Championship. 

In 2019, after a 2 year redevelopment by world renowned course architect Tom Mackenzie of Ebert & Mackenzie, the ‘new layout’ was opened with 6 new holes, 8 new greens and all bunkering renewed which now presents a consistent and fair but challenging course for golfers of all abilities.

The £20 Pollok rate is a £70 discount to the summer green-fee.

Eligibility

1. The reciprocal arrangement between the clubs commenced on 1st April 2020
2. A visiting member must be a full adult member of the reciprocal club and be able to produce a current membership card of their home club.

Arrangements

1. Tee times should be requested in advance via the home club’s secretary who will contact the away club on your behalf.
2. Tee times may be requested for any time midweek and after 2pm at weekends. All tee times will be subject to availability and at the discretion of the host club.
3. Upon arrival, visiting members should visit the Pro Shop (Bruntsfield)or Caddie Master (Pollok)to check in and settle the outstanding amount before play commences.
4. Applicable fees for visiting member -£20 per round.
5. Visiting members will become temporary members during their visits to the club but are not entitled to play in any club competitions.
6. A visiting member will be entitled to a maximum of six rounds per annum.

Contact Details

Bruntsfield Links Golfing Society
32 Barnton Avenue, Edinburgh, EH4 6JH
Tel –0131 336 1479

Designed by Old Tom Morris, Ladybank is a rare beast in Fife – a tremendous inland course. It measures almost 6,800 yards from the championship tees, making great use of its heathland terrain. It has changed little over the years, requiring the golfer to display real precision to hit the small and often contoured greens.

The £20 Pollok rate is a £60 discount to the summer green-fee.

Eligibility

1. A visiting member must be a full adult member of the reciprocal club.
2. A reciprocal visiting member must be able to produce a current membership card of their home club and a current handicap certificate should this be requested.
3. The visiting member can arrange a tee time up to a maximum of 7 days in advance with the Proshop/Starter or further in advance via the Clubs’ head office.

Use of Facilities

1. Two tee times per day, 7 days per week (Saturday after 2pm) will be available up to a maximum of 8 players, other than with agreement from the host club, on a first come first served basis. All tee times will be subject to availability.
2. Upon arrival guests are asked to visit the Pro Shop (Ladybank) or Caddie Master (Pollok), check in and settle the outstanding amount before play commences.
3. A visiting reciprocal member will be entitled to a maximum of six rounds per annum.
4. Reciprocal members will become temporary members during their visits to the club and are not entitled to play in any club competitions.

Applicable Fees-Reciprocal Member -£20 per round.

Contact us

Ladybank Golf Club
Annsmuir, Ladybank, Fife KY15 7RA
Office –01337 830814
Clubhouse –01337 830725

www.ladybankgolf.co.uk

Where else could you follow in the footsteps of Old Tom Morris and Henry Cotton in the same day?

The Old Course at Moray is considered to be one of the finest links courses in Scotland. A classic links designed by Old Tom Morris with deep revetted bunkers, undulating gorse lined fairways and smooth fast greens. It is a superb test of golf with seven par fours over 400 yards.

Henry Cotton’s preference for precision golf can be seen with the shorter but somewhat tighter new course with greens smaller than the Old but every bit as good, and equally challenging and rewarding.

Moray Golf Club is truly one of Scotland’s gems, a fitting tribute to the artistry of Old Tom Morris and Henry Cotton and a must for golfers visiting the area.

The £20 Pollok rate is a £75 saving on the summer rate.

Eligibility

1. A visiting member must be a fulladult member of the reciprocal club.
2. A reciprocal visiting member must be able to produce a current membership card of their home club and a current handicap certificate should this be requested.
3. Tee times can be arranged up to 3 months in advance. Visiting members should do this by contacting their own club’s Secretary who will make the booking on their behalf.

Usage of facilities

1. Two tee times per day, 7 days per week (Saturday after 2pm) will be available up to a maximum of 8 players, other than with agreement from the host club, on a first come first served basis. All tee times will be subject to availability.
2. Upon arrival guests are asked to visit the Pro Shop (Moray)or Caddie Master (Pollok), check in and settle the outstanding amount before play commences. The applicable fees are:
   • Moray Old Course-£20 per round.
3. A visiting reciprocal member will be entitled to a maximum of six rounds per annum.
4. Reciprocal members will become temporary members during their visits to the club but are not entitled to play in any club competitions.

Contact Details

Games of golf have been won and lost over the links at Panmure for a very long time. In 1527, it was reported in the Registrum de Panmure that Sir Robert Maule “exerciset the gowf, and oftymes past to Barry lynkes, quan the wadsie was for drink’’

We are one of the oldest golf clubs in the world, dating back to 1845 and are one of the 24 clubs that originally helped purchase the Amateur Championship trophy first played for in 1885.

The famous Old Tom Morris and James Braid influenced links requires both strategy and skill whilst offering an enjoyable test for all levels.

The course combines the best elements of links and heathland, with tight fairways, challenging carries, undulating greens and sandhills forged by nature.

The touches of heather add a wonderful texture to the course and the moderately undulating hillocks add visual appeal as well as imparting their strategic influence.

A warm Scottish welcome awaits.

The £30 Pollok rate is a £95 discount to the summer green-fee.

Eligibility

1. The reciprocal arrangement between the clubs commenced on 1st April 2020.
2. A visiting member should be a full adult member of the reciprocal club and be able to produce a current membership card.

Arrangements

1. Tee times should be requested in advance via the home club’s secretary who will contact the away club on your behalf.
2. Tee times may be requested for any time midweek and after 2pm at weekends. All tee times will be subject to availability and at the discretion of the host club.
3. Upon arrival, visiting members should visit the Pro Shop (Panmure)or Caddie Master (Pollok)to check in and settle the outstanding amount before play commences.
4. Applicable fees for visiting member -£30 per round.
5. Visiting members will become temporary members for the day of their visit but are not entitled to play in any competitions.
6. A visiting member will be entitled to a maximum of six rounds per annum.

Contact Details

Barry, by Carnoustie, Angus, DD7 7RT
Tel –01241 852460

www.panmuregolfclub.co.uk

Scotscraig in Fife is the world’s 13th oldest golf club designed by Tom Morris and James Braid. It is a mixture of heathland and links and its Gold Medal in 1818 was the first formal medal played in Scotland. A 6 time former Open Qualifier venue (1984-2010). The £20 Pollok rate is a £75 discount to the summer green-fee.

Eligibility

1. A visiting member must be a full adult member of the reciprocal club.
2. A reciprocal visiting member must be able to produce a current membership card of their home club and a current handicap certificate should this be requested.
3. Tee times can be arranged up to 3 months in advance. Visiting members should do this by contacting their own club’s Secretary who will make the booking on their behalf.

Usage of facilities

1. Two tee times per day, 7 days per week (Saturday after 2pm) will be available up to a maximum of 8 players, other than with agreement from the host club, on a first come first served basis .All tee times will be subject to availability.
2. Upon arrival guests are asked to visit the Pro Shop (Scotscraig)or Caddie Master (Pollok), check in and settle the outstanding amount before play commences.
3. Applicable fees for reciprocal club Member -£18per round.
4. A visiting reciprocal member will be entitled to a maximum of six rounds per annum.
5. Reciprocal members will become temporary members during their visits to the club but are not entitled to play in any club competitions.

Contact Details

Scotscraig Golf Club
Golf Road, Tayport, DD6 9DZ
Tel –01382 552 515

www.scotscraiggolfclub.com