ABOUT THE CLUBHOUSE

The Renaissance Club will have a distinctive clubhouse for its operations. Architectural goals are to create a building that helps identify the Club instantly as The Renaissance Club whenever an image is shown in marketing materials. This is true of other great Scottish courses such as Muirfield, Prestwick, The Old Course at St. Andrews, Turnberry, Royal Dornoch, and many others. The highest standards in quality along with designs that feature local materials and a look that is both unique and traditional to Scotland at the same time.

In the interim, one of five planned lodges has been completed and currently houses a full service Pro Shop, men's and women's locker rooms, a members lounge as well as nine exquisitely appointed lodge rooms ready for members and their guests.

The adjacent dining facility with full kitchen is capable of serving 100 golfers and guests at any one time, and is open in the evening for members and guests staying at the lodges.

LODGE FEATURES

The Renaissance Club offers members and their guests spacious premier luxury accommodations on property and within easy walking distance to the practice range and putting green. The hallmark of the Renaissance Club experience is ready access to golf and clubhouse amenities with impeccable service.

An added bonus is the short distance to Edinburgh City Centre (approximate 30 minute drive). Allowing golfers to enjoy the other great golf in the region while staying in luxury lodging at The Renaissance Club.

Relaxing and inspirational views of Fidra Island and the lighthouse enhance the beauty of the Firth of Forth. In fact, Robert Louis Stevenson was inspired by Fidra as he wrote his famous work “Treasure Island”.

In room features include: Golf or coastal views, One telephone with voice mail, East LodgeCable television with pay per view movies, Iron and ironing board, Writing desk with high speed internet access, Bed size and type, Individual heating and air conditioning controls.