Every Hole at The Renaissance Club | Golf Digest

Golf Digest's Architecture Editor Emeritus, Ron Whitten, narrates this spectacular hole by hole flyover tour of The Renaissance Club in North Berwick, Scotland.
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[@lastool]

I love the every hole series. Ballyneal would be a great one to do.

[@patrickmackinnon1415]

Lucky to play Renaissance 2023. Absolutely wicked and worth the effort at securing a tee time. Every hole is fantastic. Gem of a track.

[@AlexK_5996]

Love this series - would be awesome to do Merion Golf Club!

[@zachjeffers3524]

I was wondering if this series would continue as we transition across the pond... Truly a gift!

[@brendanlocke6210]

How out of touch do you have to be to built a totally private club in Scotland of all places. Truly unbelievable.

[@ronalddickson6396]

Scotland the hole of golf why not

[@dorothygale1104]

A totally private club is not any more out of touch than having a hereditary monarch as head of state.

[@chasethomas1449]

These are easily the best videos outside of tigers videos

[@markpeterson3220]

Try every hole at Royal Dornoch

[@sebastianheine378]

Links time babyyyy

[@joicobbs1]

Golf Digest showing parents how to accidentally knock kids out at the range

[@Zonefinder17]

What a course! 7 under wins this thing by 2 or 3 strokes! 😆

[@Safetyman99]

Such a beautiful course. I wonder how long it will be before The Open is played there.

[@stevebloomer2920]

It should be never. It's not on dunes land for most part (and one of the water holes has fake dunes according to the video).

[@retrospective77]

A course where only millionaires can play more than once should never be on the roster.

[@penguin44ca]

@@retrospective77 so no Augusta then.

[@retrospective77]

@@penguin44ca not sure what point you're making, that hosts the Masters.

[@penguin44ca]

@@retrospective77 you said a course where only millionaires can play should never be on the roster. Augusta is one of those types of clubs.

[@cd66061]

Looks stunning…I dread to think how much a green fee is 😳

[@Tom_de_Oliveira]

I'm pretty sure you can only play as the guest of a member

[@JellyfishGamingHD]

About £400 for a green fee before caddy etc

[@2000matchattax]

cant play without a member@@JellyfishGamingHD

[@nutyyyy]

Ah well there's Muirfield and Archerfield right next door. And then North Berwick up the road, Kilspindie and Gullane are also closeby. Plus, there are a few more courses in the area.

[@noledge18720]

We got money and we want a nice course but we don't want anyone to play it but us is pretty much what those investors said. Turned it off after I realized I'd never have a chance to play it.

[@cd66061]

Must have missed that, so you can't play it even if you wanted to?? Bit ridiculous..

[@fm1798]

@@cd66061 i live right next to it in gullane and yes it's extremely exclusive you actually have to be invited to apply for membership and still arent even in yet, i believe annual membership is around £70,000, lee westwood was a member

[@johncorman8715]

Very exclusive, which is somewhat uncommon in Scotland, but lots of examples of that here in the States: Augusta, Pine Valley, Cypress Point, etc. In looking at a top 100 list (for the U.S.) in a major golf magazine, I counted fewer than 25 courses that were public access. s

[@noledge18720]

@@johncorman8715 and if they are public access you need to stay at a resort or pay $250+ to play it.

[@dorothygale1104]

@@noledge18720 The costs you noted are very affordable considering that to play Pebble Beach one would have to pay for 2 nights at either The Lodge at Pebble Beach or The Inn at Spanish Bay, with minimum room rates of $1,045/night and $920/night, respectively. Spending $2,000 for 2 nights of lodging qualifies one to pay the $595 green fee at Pebble (not including cart or caddy).

[@ahsanulaudri4261]

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