Deer Park

Course Overview

One of the top golf courses in the Lothians, Deer Park has a tree lined front nine featuring water hazards, well positioned bunkers and its own mature features. Whilst the back nine gives more challenge as the course rises and falls with the undulating terrain, it remains a true test of golf. With Edinburgh Castle and Arthur's Seat visible on a clear day, the views from the highest points on the course have to be seen to be believed.

Designed by Peter Alliss, Dave Thomas and Peter Clark in 1978, our championship layout measures 6,727 yards from the tips but there are a choice of five tees to ensure it offers an enjoyable test for players of all ability levels. Our impressive par-3s are one of the signature aspects of our course design.

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"The course is fantastic. It's up there with one of the best conditioned courses we play all year. All the clubs try and raise their game whenever the Tartan Tour is coming but Deer Park consistently delivers to a very high standard making it one of the best conditioned courses we play on the circuit."
Chris Currie, 2017 PGA Cup winner

Visiting Deer Park

While boasting a membership of around 1,000 people, visitors play a key role in the feel and atmosphere created within the club. Here at Deer Park we regard anyone who comes to play our Championship layout as a member for the day with a warm and genuine welcome awaiting.

If you'd like to book a tee time , please click the link below.
Should you wish to book for outwith the next seven days, please contact our Head Professional Iain Stoddart on 01506 446699 or email istoddart@muir-group.co.uk

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Scottish PGA Championship 2020

During an absorbing tussle that had more ding-dong than a bell ringing recital, Graham Fox staved off a valiant challenge from Craig Lee to win the Loch Lomond Whiskies Scottish PGA Championship in a thrilling finale at Deer Park.

The 44-year-old from West Kilbride closed with an eight-under 64 for a 23-under aggregate of 265 and won by a single shot from his inspired playing partner, Lee, who blasted a course-record equalling 63.

It was a truly compelling duel and a terrific advert for the Arnold Clark Tartan Tour. It went right to the wire .