Dunbar Golf Club

Golf has been played at Dunbar for over 150 years, with the club being formed 1856. What's more, it's as popular today as it was all those years ago.

It's for good reason too, as Dunbar is home to one of the most enjoyable links courses in Scotland. The walk from the third green to the fourth tee opens up a truly special view of the water, which you can enjoy for the rest of the round.

Old Tom Morris redesigned the course to take full advantage of its envious position on the estuary of the Firth of Forth, and the results truly speak for themselves. Look out for the 16th hole, a short par-3 that is aptly named narrows, where the water is only a few yards away from the putting surface.

Incidentally, European Tour pro David Drysdale cut his golfing teeth at Dunbar.