For my Golf Course Review of Eyemouth Golf Club Played Sept 2011. The first thing one is struck by is the size of the clubhouse upon arrival. Modern. 2 storey. Pearched on the highest point with exception views from the up-stairs bar of the Scottish coastline. Very impressive indeed. The course itself feels new, although I didn't see any "established" dates. I would categorise it as a cliff-top links although the fairway grasses make it play more like a parkland. From the clubhouse you can see almost every hole as the course is left open to the elements. Holes 1,2, & 18 run parallel (a little too close, so take care) to each other. The feature hole is the 6th where you have choice of tees to play across a sea inlet - a lost ball remains lost! On the back 9 the course becomes very steep in places, so you need to be a bit of a mountain goat on the 11th (short par-4). The toughest hole was definitely the 12th (par-3) where perfect clubbing is required any any ball short ends up running 40 yards back towards you. Some long holes but, overall, if the wind doesn't blow a pretty straightforward test.