Bass Rock Golf Club

The North Berwick Golf Club (West Links) is a renowned golf course located in North Berwick, Scotland, characterized by its links design and notable for its fairytale seaside location and unusual design features. Established originally with 6 holes in 1832, the course was later shaped by Ben Sayers in 1932 and also touched by David Strath in 1877, making it a historic site in the world of golf.

Key features of the course include the original Redan hole design and a Biarritz-inspired green with unique contours, as well as the 13th hole known as "Pit," where a stone wall comes into play. The course is well-known for its compelling stretch of holes from 13-17 and has a back nine considered stronger than the front nine, providing a distinctive and challenging golfing experience.

Visitor play is welcome from March 1st to November 30th, excluding Saturdays. Weekday rates in April to October are £285.00.

Junior golfers (17 years and under) pay 50% of the full green fee, providing proof of valid handicap.