What Is edzellgolfclub.com?

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edzellgolfclub.com is the official website of Edzell Golf Club, a golf club based on High Street in Edzell, Scotland (DD9 7TF). The site is the club's main online hub for course information, membership, visitor rates, fixtures and competitions, and it also hosts practical tools such as BRS tee booking, a course webcam and a Trackman driving range page. Use it if you want to learn about the club, check visitor pricing or book a tee time; it is not a general golf-travel or booking marketplace.

What the site covers

The navigation reflects the club's structure and history. It includes:

  • Club: history, membership, facilities, a section for the "1895 Club," an association with James Braid courses, testimonials and sponsors.
  • Golf: the courses, scorecard and slope ratings, a course flyover, visitor rates, fixtures, open competitions, championships, match play, a pace-of-play policy and a hole-in-one page.
  • Practical tools: a Trackman driving range page, BRS tee booking (linked twice in the menu), and a webcam.
  • Contact: a contact form, contact details, and a professional shop page.

The homepage also carries a "Latest News" area with date filters and sorting, though the captured page shows "No results found" for news at that moment.

Who it is for

Visitor type What to look at first
Prospective member Membership, facilities, testimonials, club history
Visiting golfer Visitor rates, scorecard/slope ratings, BRS tee booking, course flyover
Competitor Fixtures, open competitions, championships, match play
Anyone checking conditions Webcam, course status, today's weather (BBC Weather link)

Practical details worth knowing

  • Booking: tee times are handled through BRS Tee Booking, linked from the main menu. The site does not state prices or access rules for the booking system, so check the visitor rates page and the booking link itself for current terms.
  • Location and contact: High Street, Edzell DD9 7TF; phone 01356 647283; email [email protected].
  • Member access: the menu includes a "Member Login," indicating a separate members' area.
  • Course identity: the site references an association with James Braid courses, which is useful context if you are comparing it with other Scottish courses.

The site does not publish pricing signals in the captured content, so treat any cost questions as something to confirm on the visitor rates page or by contacting the club directly.