Pro`s Day - 2 Player Scramble

Event Details ⚙

Date: Saturday, 08 August 2026

Format: Pairs Scramble

Category: Open

Entry Method: Online

Pro's Day - 2 Player Scramble is a Texas Scramble competition held at Duddingston Golf Course on Saturday 8th August 2026. Open to men and ladies, the event uses a pairs format with white tees for men and red tees for ladies. Handicap allowance is 35% for men and 15% for ladies from lowest to highest playing handicap. The event features on-course challenges on every hole, halfway house hospitality, and an evening prize giving. Entry is online, closing at 12:00 pm on 7th August 2026. Current entries stand at 115.

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Venue

Duddingston Golf Course

Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland

Duddingston Golf Club is a parkland course established in 1895, located at the foot of Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh, Scotland, just 10 minutes from the city centre. Originally designed by Willie Park Jr. and updated by James Braid, the course is nestled within the Duke of Abercorn's deer park. The course features challenging layout with mature trees, a burn, and undulating greens with run-offs. Notable characteristics include beautiful open fairways with stunning views of the Firth of Forth and Arthur's Seat, particularly from the 13th hole, which features an iconic temple. The back nine is especially demanding, with significant elevation changes and blind tee-shots requiring strategic play. Described as one of the most outstanding parkland courses in the Lothians, Duddingston suits golfers of all standards but particularly challenges low handicappers. The course is complemented by a recently refurbished clubhouse with bar and restaurant, a fully stocked pro shop, and indoor golf simulator facilities. The greens' undulating nature and pace, combined with wind conditions, add to the overall difficulty of the layout.