Situated on Scotland’s Golf Coast, Craigielaw truly is a golfers’ paradise. Not only boasting a challenging 18 hole championship golf course, designed by Donald Steel, Craigielaw is surrounded by a further 22 golf courses. These courses include world-renowned greats such as Muirfield, North
Berwick and Gullane.
Stay in our Lodge and enjoy Scottish hospitality at its best in our comfortable en-suite rooms overlooking the golf course.
Dine in our bar and restaurant which offers the finest locally and seasonally produced food alongside an extensive range or whiskies, wine and beer.
Located only 30 minutes’ drive from Edinburgh, Scotland’s Capital, Craigielaw caters to all the discerning golfers needs. Why be anywhere else?
Green Fees:
Weekday: Round Ticket:£69.00 Day Ticket:£95.00
Weekend: Round Ticket:£100.00 Day Ticket:£100.00
Directions:
Travelling south from Edinburgh:
Head south on the A1 city by pass follow signs for Berwick up on Tweed.
Look out for the Bankton Junction south of Musselburgh branching left off the A1. Then at the roundabout take the 2nd exit onto the A198 (signposted North Berwick). At the next roundabout take the 3rd exit on to the A198 heading for North Berwick. After entering Longniddry on the A198 bear left following signs for Aberlady and Gullane on the A198. At the T-Junction turn right (still on the A198). And from this junction the Craigielaw entrance lies less than 2 miles on the left hand side (1/2 a mile before Aberlady village).
Distance and time:
Edinburgh city centre to Craigielaw is 18 miles/29 km and takes 40 minutes depending on traffic.
Travelling north from Newcastle:
Heading north on the A1 look for the Abbotsview Junction (signposted for Haddington) – take the exit. At the roundabout take the 2nd exit signposted Aberlady A6137. At the next roundabout take the 3rd exit on to the A6137 (signposted Aberlady). At the next roundabout take the 2nd exit, again signposted Aberlady. And less than 1 ½ mile you come to a 90 degree right hand bend – turn left here heading into the village of Aberlady. Follow the road until you get to a junction and the main street – turn left here and drive out of the village. Craigielaw is ½ mile out of the village – the entrance being the 3rd road on your right.
Distance and time:
Newcastle city centre to Craigielaw is 105 miles/170 km and takes 2 hours depending on traffic.
Glasgow to Craigielaw: 62 miles/100km and normally takes 1 hour and 10 minutes.
Manchester to Craigielaw: 230 miles/370 km and normally takes 4 hours.
To get exact travel instructions use the route planner on the AA website www.theaa.com
