Membership Benefits

As a member of Duddingston Golf Club you also receive the following benefits:

• A CONGU official handicap
• Membership to the 1895 club (allowing you free golf at over 70 courses throughout the     UK, including a handful in Europe). See below for more details.
• Membership of the Association of James Braid Clubs (allowing access to over 550               clubs worldwide with green fees at discounted rates). Click here for the list.
• Access to the Edinburgh Golf Consortium – pay only a members guest rate to play any     of the other member clubs.
• Reciprocal golf deals with Elgin & Nairn Dunbar.
• Each year, you can bring up to 11 guests at the same time and only pay a members           guest rate for all. A small office or friends outing at a very reasonable price.
• Online booking facility allowing you to book tee-times up to 5 days in advance
• Over 50 club competitions to play throughout the year
• Discounts on food, drink and venue hire in the clubhouse
• First class practice facilities
• Contemporary changing facilities
• PGA qualified Professional and shop
• Buggy hire
• Free parking
• Free Wi-Fi

There are various categories of membership available, simply visit the " Our Memberships" page and fill in the simple form.

1895 Club

As a member of Duddingston GC, you are entitled to play at any of the other “1895 Club” courses. This is a fantastic benefit of membership and you are encouraged to make use of it under the following rules.

A list of participating clubs

One of the members has provided a useful Google map to see the location of all the Clubs involved (please note we are not responsible for this content and it may not be up-to-date).

Google map

The basis of the arrangement are as follows:

1. Members can only visit clubs that are more than 75 miles from their own club unless otherwise agreed.

2. Play will be restricted to one four-ball per club per day.

3. Visiting parties are responsible for making their own arrangements in advance but require to obtain a form from their Secretary, which has to be produced on arrival at the club being visited as a means of identification.

4. The charge of the play is at the discretion of the clubs – in most cases it is free – but members should confirm at the time of booking.

5. Visitors must comply with the dress rules laid down by the club that they are visiting.

6. The facility only applies to members of the 1895 Clubs and arrangements for other guests will be at the discretion of the club being visited and these persons would have to pay the full visitor’s fee.

The success of the 1895 Club lies in the conduct of members participating in it and all the clubs will be monitoring the arrangements to see if improvements can be implemented in the future.