Jedburgh Golf Club

Jedburgh Golf Club, located in Jedburgh, Scotland, was established in 1893 with an original 9-hole layout designed by Willie Park of Musselburgh on land belonging to Lothian Estates. The course was opened by the Marquis of Lothian in October of the same year and retains some of its initial square-shaped greens.

In 2006, the course expanded from 9 to 18 holes following designs by Alistair Connell of Paisley; this expansion began in December 2003 and completed in the summer of 2005 with the new holes opening for play in June 2006. The Clubhouse, dating back to a fund-raised construction opening by Lord Stratheden in 1894, has been preserved with additional extensions over the years.

Throughout its history, the golf course's layout has remained largely unchanged, barring the extension and sequence of holes. Notable events include a centenary match in 1993 featuring Colin Montgomerie and Club Champion Calum Brown and the establishment of a new course record of 67 set by Gary Hughes in August 2017.

Green fees at Jedburgh Golf Club vary depending on the season. From November to March, the rate is £20.00 per round. From April to October, the rate increases to £35.00 per round. A twilight rate of £25.00 is available June-July from 16:30 onwards.

Juniors (under 18) can play for £10.00 per round. A visitor playing with a full member can play for £15 per round. For groups of 4 or more, please visit the Groups & Societies page.