Medieval Old Town
Narrow closes climb the ridge between Castle Rock and Holyrood.
EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND
Historic Edinburgh
Ancient golf societies surround Scotland's historic capital city.
Centuries of Golf Around Scotland's Capital
Historic Edinburgh brings old golfing institutions and mature parkland within easy reach of Scotland's capital. Musselburgh adds traditional links golf, giving the destination a contrasting style of play.
Across the group, golfers encounter established club settings and course styles shaped across different periods of Scottish golf.
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1735 Origins
The Royal Burgess is widely recognised as the world's oldest golfing body.
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1761 Foundation
Bruntsfield ranks as the world's fourth-oldest golfing body.
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Prestongrange Braid
Royal Musselburgh's present layout dates from 1926.
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Six Opens
Championship play visited Musselburgh between 1874 and 1889.
ANCIENT CAPITAL GOLF
More Than Golf Awaits
Kinfern can include local places and experiences alongside your golf, should you wish to spend more time exploring beyond the course.
- Visit Edinburgh Castle above the historic Royal Mile.
- Visit The Scotch Whisky Experience beside Edinburgh Castle.
- Explore the Palace of Holyroodhouse at the Royal Mile's end.
- Discover Scotland's collections inside the National Museum of Scotland.
Planned Elegance
Stone terraces and squares follow Edinburgh's ordered Georgian street plan.
Culinary Contrast
Cozy medieval pubs sit alongside contemporary, world-class restaurants.
Dramatic Topography
Castle Rock and Arthur's Seat give Edinburgh a distinctive urban profile.
Begin Your Journey
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