Archerfield
Links
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| Address |
Archerfield Links, Archerfield House,
Dirleton, East Lothian
EH39 5HQ |
| Telephone
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Clubhouse: +44 (0)1620850714
Secretary: +44 (0)1620850542
Pro: +44(0)1620 850714
Restaurant:
+44(0)1620 850780
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| Fax
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N/A |
| Website |
www.archerfieldgolfclub.com |
| Email |
mail@archerfieldgolfclub.com |
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Holes |
- The Fidra course is a
formidable par 72, a mixture of pine forest and fast-running
Scottish links.
- The Dirleton is a more
traditional Scottish links with sweeping fairways, deep menacing
bunkers and undulating sand dunes. |
| Yardage |
- The Fidra: Almost 7.000 yards with
4 sets of tees
- The Dirleton: N/A |
| Par |
72-72 |
| Visitors |
Private Members' Club. Members' Guests only. |
Green
Fees
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N/A (No pay and play rates) |
| Course
Designer |
The original 6 holes of the Archerfield Estate were extended
to 13 in 1869 and to 18 in 1910!
The Fidra : May 2004
The Dirleton: June 2006
DJ Russell
Course Designer and 3 times winner on the European Tour.
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| Location |
Archerfield is situated between Gullane
and North Berwick in picturesque East Lothian.
Directions:
By Road: Just 18 miles from the centre of Edinburgh with
easy access from Edinburgh and Glasgow airports.
By Rail : The nearest railway station to Archerfield is North
Berwick.
By Helicopter : OS Grid Reference NT502848 Lat N 56 03.13 Long
W 248.01 |
| Facilities |
A state of the art Clubhouse will be opening in Winter 2006.
Temporary Clubhouse in place: Bar, dining facilities, changing
rooms and professional shop.
Clubs for hire
Training facilities
Caddies available
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| About
the Course |
1. The Fidra course:The greens are generous in size but fiendishly
subtle in their contouring."
..."The course winds its way out to the beach at Yellowcraig,
where commanding views of the Firth of Forth and the coast
of Fife await. An exacting links course of contrasting terrain
it offers an ideal challenge for all levels of golfers."
2. The Dirleton: "Situated close by historic Archerfield
House this world class golf course winds its way inland to
Dirleton village, offering picturesque views of Dirleton Castle,
Dirleton Kirk, Berwick Law and the Isle of May. Played over
land that was used for golf for over five centuries, the layout
is firmly rooted in the long history of this remarkable place."
Exc. from Archerfield's own Website
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