The most narrow stretch of land we have ever seen for a golf club is Dunbar Golf Club, barely two holes wide for most of the course, and at its most narrow point a mere 10 paces from boundary wall to the sea! Tiny, cozy, and delightful, virtually each hole at Dunbar is right at sea level, with the rocks and beach in play, and the winds howling off of the water. The course works its way out to a magnificent lighthouse and some ancient ruins, then comes back to town in a traditional out-and-back manner, a’ la St. Andrews and North Berwick, with various steeples to choose from when trying to find a line on the way home. It is a great way to start an Edinburgh trip, as Dunbar is the closest course time-wise from Edinburgh Airport thanks to the excellent A1 highway. Another Open Final Qualifying venue, we guarantee that you’ll have a “blast” here (especially if you get disrupted by the dynamite at the nearby quarry!), as it is as much fun to play as any in Scotland!