The Renaissance Club Golf Club

The Renaissance Club in North Berwick, United Kingdom, was established in 2008 and designed by Tom Doak. It has since become notable for annually hosting the Scottish Open since 2019, and has undergone several changes to accommodate professional play.

This golf course is characterized by undulated greens, less defined driving lines, and newer holes (9-11) that are situated directly on the coastline. A centuries-old stone wall, discovered during construction and thought to be an old farming boundary, adds a distinctive feature to this private, members-only course.