The Port Seton Golf Club ceased to exist in early 1939 and the members at that time amalgamated with the Thorntree GC and played over the Royal Musselburgh Golf Course. In …

Port Seton Golf Club. 106 likes · 1 talking about this. Port Seton Golf Club was founded in 1912 and originally played on a course extending from the Ship Inn towards Seton Sands. During …

Port Seton and Cockenzie Golf Club. First mention 1912. A 9-hole course laid out in the Park. Members have bandstand as a clubhouse. “An event in which the inhabitants of Cockenzie …

Port Seton Golf Club, Cockenzie, East Lothian. (1912 - 1938) Golf is first recorded at Seton when Mary Queen of Scots played there in 1567. Port Seton originally opened as an 18-hole course …

When the course closed the Port Seton Club amalgamated with the Prestonpans Thorntree Club and employ was developed with the Royal Musselburgh greens. In 1957 a gathering of local …

Cockenzie and Port Seton, Links Road, Port Seton and Cockenzie Golf Club. Golf Course. NT 41360 75724. A golf course is depicted on the 3rd edition of the OS 1:10560 map (1932). …

2024年6月10日 · Port Seton Golf Club was founded in 1912 and originally played on a course extending from the Ship Inn towards Seton Sands. During WW2, the course was closed and …

Links and golf course Port Seton circa 1900's.

The Old Golf Course, an original 'Open Championship' venue, hosting the competition on six occasions between 1874 and 1889.

Port Seton Marine Road House built in the 1920's was formerly a Tea Room and Club House for Por Seton Golf Club and Latterly The Old Ship Inn Hotel and now Carlos Fish Restaurant.