Craigielaw Golf Club - Hole 6
The par-3 sixth hole at Craigielaw Golf Club plays along a stone wall and is named "Kilspindie."
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Craigielaw Golf Club - Hole 1
Craigielaw Golf Club features difficult green complexes with run-offs and steep bunkers.
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Craigielaw Golf Club - Hole 4
The par-5 fourth green at Craigielaw Golf Club is open in front.
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Craigielaw Golf Club - Hole 8
No. 8 at Craigielaw Golf Club is the last of three par 3s on the front side, named "The Cists."
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Craigielaw Golf Club in East Lothian
Craigielaw Golf Club's large, stone clubhouse overlooks the golf course and ninth green.
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Craigielaw Golf Club - Bunkers
Craigielaw Golf Club features many small pot bunkers.
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Craigielaw Golf Club - Hole 9
Craigielaw Golf Club's par-4 ninth hole plays uphill but is drivable from the tee if you have wind behind you.
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Craigielaw Golf Club - East Lothian, Scotland
Though farther inland than Kilspindie Golf Club, Craigielaw has the feel of a links course with open, firm turf.
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Craigielaw Golf Club - Firth of Forth
Craigielaw Golf Club sits next to Kilspindie Golf Club and overlooks the Firth of Forth.
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Craigielaw Golf Club - Hole 17
The par-3 17th at Craigielaw Golf Club is guarded by a large, steep, sod-walled bunker on the left.
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