Dalmahoy Golf Hotel & Country Club

The Dalmahoy Golf & Country Club is a luxury 4* resort located in 1,000 acres of prime Scottish parkland. Dalmahoy golf resort resides in a stunning converted country manor house which was built in 1725 and is protected as a listed historical building. The Resort has two excellent on site golf courses, the Championship standard Dalmahoy East Course, and the challenging Dalmahoy West Course. As well as excellent practice facilities; a floodlit driving range and a pitch and putt course.

The Hotel has 215 beautifully decorated guest rooms which benefit from 24 hour room service, en-suite bathrooms, tea and coffee facilities and smart TV's. There are two on site restaurants providing excellent dishes at the Resort. The James Braid Bar & Brasserie provides an informal setting to enjoy food and drinks, with live sports being shown on a big screen. Whilst the more formal Pentland Restaurant offers a seasonal Scottish menu with some of the ingredients sourced from their local herb garden, not to be missed are the great views towards Edinburgh Castle. Private dining is also available for larger groups. The facilities are excellent at The Dalmahoy Golf Hotel with tennis courts, swimming pool and a wellness centre with a range of treatments. The Dalmahoy Leisure Club is also available for use with free weights, cardiovascular equipment and exercise classes.

The East Course at Dalmahoy Golf & Country Club is a James braid design which has earned the nickname "The Beast". An 18 hole par 73 parkland golf course measuring 6,684 yards from the yellow tee's and stretching to over 7,400 yards from the Championship tee's. The fairways are mostly wide and open apart from the newest holes on the course (13th and 14th) which and much tighter and narrower. The greens are also quite large giving you a good chance of finding a green in regulation. This course has hosted big events with the Solheim Cup, Scottish PGA and the Scottish Seniors Open.

The West course is much shorter than the East course with tigher fairways and smaller greens making it every bit as challenging. An 18 hole par 68 parkland course measuring 5,168 yards from the white tee's offers a great variation of demanding holes to test all aspects of your game. Both courses have great views of the Scottish countryside stretching as far as Edinburgh Castle.