Caley

Each of our custom built sets are assembled, by hand, here in the home of golf🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿. Time, care, craftsmanship and precision, from P to 4. ✖️

There’s a whole lot more than 20 seconds that goes into a custom built Caley Club. But that wouldn’t perform well on Instagram, so we will just enjoy this instead. ✖️

Only 20% of golfers regularly shoot under 90. So maybe we should stop stressing about the score so much, use equipment that makes our games the easiest, and just enjoy the game and the people who play it. Game on. ✖️

Have you played Edinburghs council courses? Whats your ranking?

Wherever you place them we are so lucky to share a city that had access to such great and distinct public courses. Courses like these are what Caley is all about, making the game available for everyone to enjoy, not just for the select few. Game on ✖️

Former Masters Champion, Adam Scott recently said this was the course he wants to play most out of the many tracks around Scotlands Golf Coast road. And for £25 a round, all the history and novel setting, we agree with him. ✖️

Exciting things are on the way. Much like this putt✖️

Who should play forged Irons? What makes them different? What’s the difference between MB/CB? Join our master club builder Stephen in the Caley workshop as he lets us know all the answers ahead of the release of our stunning ONE MB / CB models✖️

Braid Hills is maybe the best example out there of golf not having to be expensive to be great. You can play this unbelievable track as many times as you want over three days for just £45. Just pick days when its not too windy, game on. ✖️

“There are now only 51 public-owned golf courses left in Scotland, with numbers have declined by 10% in the last six years. Caird Park, Camperdown, Ruchill, Alexandra Park and Linn Park have all gone since 2020.

If we are to ensure that others don’t suffer the same fate, there’s a straightforward responsibility that all of us must accept.” ( , bunkered.co.uk⁠)

Episode 3 of our Council Course series takes us to Carrick Knowe.

Just a tram ride from Edinburgh city centre, it’s a brilliant example of why these places matter. Affordable, welcoming, and in fantastic condition, Carrick Knowe proves you don’t need a private members’ club to enjoy great golf.

If you’ve never played your local council course, let this be your sign. Get out there and enjoy!

Its Scottish Open week, which is particularly exciting for us because we share a home with it here in East Lothian. Who do we think will take the win this year? We will see you at The Renaissance✖️