Scottish Open 2025: Full list of traffic restrictions as East Lothian drivers told to expect delays during event starring Rory McIlroy

Thousands of spectators are arriving for the seventh year of the star-studded tournament, which runs from July 9 to July 13.

This year’s line-up features eight of the world’s top ten, with Scottie Scheffler, Xander Schauffele and Rory McIlroy all teeing up.

A number of traffic and travel measures are in place for the duration of the event to minimise disruption, including changes to parking and temporary speed limits.

Parking restrictions include no parking, loading or unloading on the B1377 at Longniddry and part of Main Road (B1345) and Manse Road in Dirleton.

Parking will be suspended on the north side of the High Street (A198) in Aberlady.

These are in place from 6am on Wednesday July 9 until 11pm on Sunday July 13.

A 20mph speed limit will be in place on the B1377 at Longniddry, with 30mph limits in place on part of the A198 at Dirleton, close to the entrance of Archerfield Estate.

East Lothian Council said drivers heading to the event will be directed from the A1 at Haddington before heading eastbound at the Ballencrieff Roundabout, along the A1377 via Drem.

The A198 coast road will remain open but the council said drivers may experience delays and congestion during peak travel times during the event.

Ticket-holders are being urged to use public transport where possible, such as buses and trains travelling from Edinburgh.

A free courtesy bus service is available between Longniddry railway station and the event public car park.

The event's public car park is free.