A demanding, tree-lined course set in undulating parkland south-east of Arthur's Seat. The Braid Burn (stream) winds throughout the course, and is in play on a disturbing...

A swooping, testing hillside course perched around 900ft (270m) above sea level, again affording great views of the city. One of the cheaper private courses in or near the city.

It's possible to follow in the footsteps of Tiger by playing one of the world's finest links courses. But visitors are only allowed two days a week, which limits the...

Murrayfield's handsome 18-hole course is set around Corstorphine Hill to the west of the city. Visitors must book in advance.

It's worth a visit here simply to pay homage to the world's oldest active golf course. You can even hire a set of hickory clubs and guttie balls for a taste of the 19th-century...

A not too taxing scenic parkland course within easy reach of the city centre.

The world's most famous golf complex is only a 50-mile drive from Edinburgh. There are six courses here (a seventh should open in 2007), as well as non-members' clubhouses and...