Architect
Ben Sayers / Willie Park Jr.
Established
1867
Par / Length
69 / 5502y
Access
Public
Green Fee
$$
Overview: A charming, traditional links situated on Aberlady Bay in East Lothian. Known for its short yardage, narrow fairways, and small greens, the course offers a fast and enjoyable round.
History: Founded in 1867, the current course was designed in 1898 by Willie Park Jr. and Ben Sayers. It remains virtually unchanged, serving as a perfect time capsule of Victorian links golf.
Did You Know? Kilspindie was a favorite golfing retreat for British Prime Minister Arthur Balfour. The signature 8th hole is a short par-3 that plays directly over a sandy cove.
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