Open to non members, with a very friendly welcome and an excellent restaurant (The Heathers), serving great food, with fish and seafood a specialty. The views across the golf course towards the sea and Eyemouth itself are great. The golf course is challenging, as are most links courses, with one of the hardest par 3 holes in the UK. Tee to green may only be 160yds, but it’s across a rocky inlet, so I’d class that as definitely a “knee knocker”.

With travelling over 250 miles to Scotland for work, I couldn't pass up the opportunity of a round whilst up there. Also wanting to play a links course that offered value for money for a 23 handicap golfer, Eyemouth offered just that. Michael, the pro, welcomed me to the course and gave me a detailed run through the course and how to best approach each hole based in my skill level. He also actively encouraged me at least have a crack from the back tee on the stunning 6th hole (which I made par from!) and from the tiger tee on the mammoth 13th, even if it was just to say I tried! The course was in excellent condition, greens ran fast and smooth! And the bunkers looked really inviting to play out of, although thankfully I didn't gave to. The views alone are worth the green fee let alone getting to chase a ball around the course. I would definitely recommend this course to anyone, no matter your skill level. I shot 93 and loved every shot! I will certainly consider a 2nd visit if I'm passing in future.

What a beautiful day at Eyemouth golf course. Course was in great condition, staff working very hard. Good greens & fairways well managed., Only bad thing was staff upstairs in restaurant, what a dour faced lot they are. Young gentleman behind bar is in need of a personality transplant. Food was ok though & also dog friendly