Craigielaw Golf Club & Lodge

The twin rooms in the lodge were very good. Breakfasts were decent enough. The bar lacked any sort of atmosphere and bizarre that there is no TV anywhere (we stayed the weekend of the US Open and had to leave the golf club to watch it!). Fortunately, The Leddie, 10 mins walk away, was excellent.

Had a great stay, a good meal on the first night, excellent breakfasts, good practice facilities (available even though we didn’t play the course) and quite a lot of Bellhaven and Merlot! Would love to stay here again.

Nice, clean, friendly, spacious. Easy place to stay for trips around the golf coast road.

One bed needs new mattress but hotel and golf great

Generously sized room at the back of the Lodge so without view across the course to the coast. All the staff were very friendly and helpful. Breakfast choice is quite limited but the cooked breakfast buffet was good quality although they struggled to restock items in time. The restaurant was functional and food was good but lacking in healthier options. Despite view the restaurant lacked atmosphere. The best view is from the Members lounge which is only open to hotel guests in the evening.

The place was 5star,everything was great ,pity I didn't have a room facing the golf course

Absolutely fantastic hotel, the staff were helpful and accommodating, the only let down was the bed, it was so uncomfortable especially after a few days golfing, other than that everything was fantastic.

We were well impressed with the set up at the Lodge. Everything a golfer needed. We will definitely return, so many great courses to choose from, close by.

Given it’s a relatively new course, Craigielaw really surprised our group with its quality. Despite a deluge in the morning, it played unbelievably well in the afternoon and the greens stood up incredibly to the weather. Couldn’t fault the condition of the course at all. Very welcoming in the Pro shop. Clearly, given its position, you don’t get right next to the sea, but the course is definitely a links and you get the links turf you’re hoping for.

Only held up on the last few holes of the course but really enjoying playing here

A beautiful spot in East Lothian. A good test for all golfers ability - perfect for a large group with mixed handicaps. Only criticism was the pin locations which were often on sloping areas of the greens, leading to impossible putts when the wind was up! Frustrating and led to being slow on the greens. Otherwise we were welcomed well by the pro shop team and house staff and made to feel very welcome. Clubhouse lunch was suitable for a large group also!

Great course, would definitely play again. Greenkeeper brutal with some pin positions!

Windy but good course with interesting holes.

We had two rounds in late August as a two ball. The first was following members 4 balls so a bit slow but reasonable 4 ball pace. As links style course it is very exposed and the wind is a big factor. We had rain showers in the first round and dry and sunny in the second which was quicker and we were round in three and a half hours. The rough is thick if you stray too far off line making finding the ball difficult let alone playing it. The green fees are a lot more reasonable than the majority of courses in the area. The views across the Firth of Forth are lovely.

Very nice link course with beautiful holes and hard greens to crack. A lot of bunker which can be a lot of fun or not.

Course in excellent condition greens firm and fast