Tourist Attractions

The largest inhabited castle in Scotland is home to the Duke and Duchess of Roxburghe and their family. Wander through spectacular State rooms filled with priceless European paintings, tapestries and furnishings. Visit Floors Castle and take home more than happy memories of a great day out for the whole family.

Set in the heart of the Borders beautiful golfing countryside, this 18 hole, par 71 course is maintained to the highest level and will set a challenge to every standard of player. After the battle of the fairways is over, relax in our fully refurbished lounge and dining room. Our friendly bar staff and excellent catering will complete your day and make next years decision very easy! To book your perfect day call us on 01573 223009 The Course: Attractive parkland course well know for the fine condition of it's greens and fairways. The original course was designed by Ben Sayers then re-designed by James Braid in 1930. The mature 18 hole layout was opened in 1980. The Clubhouse: Excellent clubhouse facilities, ladies and gents changing areas with showers. Tastefully designed lounge and recently refurbished dining room. A warm welcome guaranteed, bar open from 11.30am to 11.00pm everyday. Catering Facilities: The clubhouse chef can offer a range of meals from snacks to full three course lunch or dinner (advance booking necessary). Dining room can comfortably cater for up to 50 people. Corporate Hospitality: Corporate groups are welcome. The club can offer the use of the course to run company competitions as well as full bar and catering facilities. Day Packages: Packages including golf and catering are available. See opposite for details or contact the club. Booking Arrangements: Daily bookings through the starter. Group bookings through Valerie Neil (Office Administrator) 9.30am to 12.30pm weekdays. No restrictions on group size. Weekend golf must be booked in advance.

Throughout the years Kelso has become a mecca for the Border families and farmers, steeped in the traditions of hunting, who own and breed some of the best hunters in the country. The racecourse itself has large, solid steeple chase fences and a long uphill run-in. Consequently, many trainers use the January and February meetings as a trial for the National Hunt Festival and Aintree, bringing top-grade jumpers to the Border's premier racecourse. Voted "Britain's Friendliest Racecourse" in a Sunday Times Survey, Kelso is well known for its excellent hospitality and laid-back atmosphere.