Club overview
Founded in 1892, is the oldest course in the City of Edinburgh over which golf is still played and is regarded as one of Scotland’s premier clubs. With its immaculate greens and fairways, lined with mature trees the course is a superb championship test of 6530 yards, boasting unrivalled scenic views across Edinburgh, the Firth of Forth and the Pentland Hills - a hidden gem!
At Mortonhall, warm up for your game using the practice facilities on site. We have three, 40 foot long, nets located near the 1st tee where you can hit full shots.
The putting green situated behind the clubhouse, near the 18th green, is used for putting practice only and the larger putting green located in front of the Pro Shop can be used for putting and chipping practice.
The course was redesigned in 1974 and with new course layout, we have 4 of the old holes situated at the top of the hill where there is ample room to go through the bag and practice while taking in the stunning views across Edinburgh. Access to this is to the left hand side of the 1st hole.
2022 events
MGC Gentleman's Open Greensomes - Sunday 15th May MGC Ladies Open Greensomes - Friday 20th May MGC Senior Open - Tuesday 21st June MGC Gent's Open - Saturday 23rd July MGC Junior Open - Wednesday 27th July MGC Ladies Open Tri-Am - Friday 5th August MGC Senior Open Greensomes - Tuesday 9th August MGC Mixed Open Foursomes - Saturday 3rd September
Green fee rates for Summer
- Midweek - £100.00
- Weekend - £130.00
- For groups of 8 or more please contact info@mortonhallgc.co.uk for society bookings
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