Edzell Golf Club

18-hole Par 71 Old Course & 9 hole Par 32 West Water Course

Course Details

  • Holes: 18
  • Par: 71
  • Length: 6,570 yards
  • Slope Rating: 126
  • Course Rating: 71.5

Website: https://www.edzellgolfclub.com/

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the 18-hole Old Course at Edzell a memorable round?

The Old Course at Edzell truly shines with its heathland character and stunning backdrop of the Angus Glens. You'll find the course demands thoughtful shot placement, especially around the tricky burns and gorse-lined fairways, making for a genuinely engaging round that feels distinctly Scottish.

Is the 9-hole West Water Course at Edzell worth playing, or is it just a warm-up?

Don't dismiss the 9-hole West Water Course as just a short track-it's a fantastic test of your short game and a perfect option for a quick, enjoyable round. We often recommend it for a relaxed afternoon or to sharpen your irons before tackling the Old Course, offering a different but equally pleasant challenge.

When is the best time of year to play golf at Edzell, considering the Scottish weather?

To truly experience Edzell at its best, plan your visit between late May and September; the course will be firmer, and the views are spectacular. While Scottish weather is always a factor, these months offer the most consistent conditions, though you should still pack layers and be prepared for anything.

What's the overall atmosphere like at Edzell Golf Club, and what should I know about the local area?

Edzell Golf Club offers a wonderfully traditional and welcoming Scottish golf experience, far from the hustle of more famous links. The charming village of Edzell itself provides a peaceful base, with friendly locals and a real sense of community that makes you feel right at home.

What practical tips do you have for someone planning a golf trip to Edzell?

Always book your tee time for the Old Course in advance, especially during peak summer months, as it's a popular local gem. After your round, make sure to pop into the clubhouse for a well-deserved pint and some classic Scottish hospitality-it's an essential part of the Edzell experience.