Golf Guide to Fife 2012

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Golf in St Andrews &The Kingdom of Fife

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St Andrews is known the world over as The Home of Golf and the Kingdom of Fife is the cradle of the game. The lure of the famousOld Course is strong but this golf-loving region is blessed with many other classic links courses. There is no better destination for a golf break.

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To find out more about St Andrews & The Kingdom of Fife go to www.visitfife.com 01

02 Visit The Home of Golf04 Great value golf in Fife06 Travel tips07 Golf course profi les08 The Kingdom of Fife golf courses18 Practice centres and driving

ranges20 Tour operators22 Area map and course index24 VisitScotland Information Centres25 Quality Assurance26 Golfers’ accommodation36 Away from the fairways38 What’s on40 Stay in Fife, play in Perthshire

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Cover The dramatic Kingsbarns Golf Links.01 Scotscraig Golf Course is steeped in history.02 The 9-hole Cupar Golf Course.03 Craighead Links, Crail.

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Visit TheHome of Golf

A round at the Old Course, with its famous Road Hole and Swilcan Bridge, is a dream for many but the wonderful thing is that you can make it a reality.

Every five years the Open Championship is played at the Old Course and nowhere has hosted golf’s greatest tournament more often. St Andrews’ next turn is in 2015, and the list of past champions here reads like a who’s who of golf: Tiger Woods, Nick Faldo, Seve Ballesteros, Jack Nicklaus, Sam Snead, Bobby Jones... all legends who have triumphed on the most recognisable stretch of links on the planet. And you can follow in their footsteps.

Of course it should be pointed out that there are many other sublime golf courses in and around

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01 The world-renowned Old Course, St Andrews.


St Andrews. The New Course itself is more than a century old and was designed by ‘Old’ Tom Morris, the St Andrews-born four-times Open champion who created such timeless classics as Muirfield, Carnoustie and Royal Dornoch.

St Andrews also boasts the Duke’s Course, the Jubilee Course, the Eden Course and the Castle Course, which opened to wide acclaim in 2008. You could have your best ever golf break without leaving St Andrews, but that would mean you missing out on Fife’s many other superb courses.

Around 6 miles down the coast from St Andrews is Kingsbarns, unveiled as recently as 2000 and instantly hailed as one of Scotland’s finest courses. Every October, Kingsbarns comes together with the Old Course and Carnoustie in Angus to host the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, one of the biggest dates on the European Tour.

Keep heading south and you’ll agree that the Fife coastline is bejewelled with golfing gems. Crail Golfing Society is one of the oldest golf clubs in the world and its two golf courses are divine. Then there is the beautiful Balcomie Links whose original holes were also designed by Morris.

Elie is another superb links test where local boy James Braid cut his teeth. Braid would go on to win the Open five times and design famous courses like the King’s and Queen’s at Gleneagles.

Not far at all from Elie is Lundin Links which has been placed among the top links courses in Britain by Golf Monthly magazine and is a course that has often been used for Open qualifying.

Fife may be synonymous with its links courses but venture inland and you will be rewarded too. Ladybank is a lovely parkland course that has also been used for Open qualifying while Cupar is rich in history and has the oldest continuing 9-hole layout in the world. Nearby is Kingarrock Hickory Golf Club where you can pick up original hickory clubs, together with balls and tees, and be transported back in time to the beginnings of the game.

Behind the Royal and Ancient Clubhouse at theOld Course in St Andrews is the British Golf Museum and here you can explore the history of the game and learn about those two famous golfing sons of Fife, ‘Old’ Tom Morris and James Braid.

Golf was born on the east coast of Scotland and the game has been played in some form or other in Fife for 600 years. There is an unyielding passion for the game in this idyllic corner of Scotland and the locals are very proud of Fife’s long golfing pedigree.

Golfing in Fife, you can’t fail to be inspired by your surroundings. These timeless courses will thrill you and provide you with lifelong memories.


Great value golf in Fife

One option to consider is the First in Fife Golfpass. You can buy the 3-round golfpass for £63 or the 5-round golfpass for £99 and select from 13 outstanding courses. They are Aberdour, Balbirnie Park, Burntisland, Canmore, Charleton, Dunfermline, Elmwood, Forrester Park, Kinross Montgomery, Kinross Bruce, Kirkcaldy, Pitreavie and Thornton.

The First in Fife Golfpass can be used anytime between 1 April and 31 October and not only can you buy your Golfpass online, you can book your rounds online too.

For more information on the First in Fife Golfpass visit www.firstinfifegolf.com or call 08445 860277.

Another excellent initiative is Links With History which has been jointly developed by four historic Fife golf clubs: Crail Golfing Society, Lundin Links, Ladybank and Scotscraig.

With Links With History you gain easy access to these classic courses, a sizeable discount on green

fees and there’s lots of useful advice and information to help ensure your Fife golf break runs smoothly.

You have the choice of booking two, three or four rounds at these historic links courses.

For more information on Links With History visit www.linkswithhistory.com or call 01592 649660.

Should you be golfing in Fife during the winter months – and you can play these east coast links courses all year round – you can opt for the Winter Package from the St Andrews Links Trust.

Available to those who book accommodation in the area, the Winter Package offers three guaranteed tee times on St Andrews Links Trust courses – including one on the Old Course.

Make the most of your Fife golf break and take up oneof the great value golf passes or packages available to visiting golfers. Tackle the courses of your dreams and make big savings on green fees. Whatever style of course appeals to you, and whatever the time of year, you will find a golf deal to suit your needs.

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01 Aberdour Golf Club, by the Firth of Forth.02 The picturesque course at Lundin.03 Ladybank has a classic heathland layout.


For more information on the Winter Packagevisit www.standrews.org.uk

The St Andrews Links Trust also offers 3 and 7 day tickets for unlimited play on all their courses apart from the Old Course. You are able to play theNew Course, the Castle Course, the Jubilee Course, the Eden Course, the Strathtyrum Course and the Balgove Course.

Tickets can be bought on the first day of play from the clubhouse or the starter and can be used overa period of 7 days (for the 3 day ticket) or 14 days (for the 7 day ticket).

Advance 3 day tickets can be purchased by calling Advance Reservations on 01334 466718. For more information on both 3 and 7 day tickets visitwww.standrews.org.uk

As you can see, there are different ways of enjoying quality golf in the Kingdom of Fife while making considerable savings.

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Travel tipsThe Kingdom of Fife is easily reached by road or rail from all of Scotland’s major cities. Perhaps the most memorable way of arriving in the region is over the iconic Forth Rail Bridge.

By airEdinburgh Airport is only 20 minutes by road from Fife and receives daily national and international flights. A regular bus link runs between Edinburgh Airport and Fife. Dundee Airport is 20 minutes from Fife and receives direct flights from London City Airport, Birmingham and Belfast.

For more information visit www.baa.co.uk andwww.hial.co.uk

Where to find out moreFind all you want to do in Perthshire, in one place. At a VisitScotland Information Centre we’ll tell you everything there is to see and do and help with everything else you’ll need for your visit.

Please refer to the list of VisitScotland Information Centres on page 24. Further travel information can be obtained in advance from www.traveline.org.ukor by calling 0871 200 2233.

By roadFrom Edinburgh it’s just a short drive over the Forth Bridge into Fife and from Glasgow the most direct route is across the M8 towards Edinburgh and then over the Forth Bridge. From Aberdeen, take the A92 to Dundee then over the Tay Road Bridge into Fife. Many well-signposted scenic routes then link the smaller towns and villages.

By busBuses from across the country stop at Inverkeithing Ferrytoll from where you can catch local buses further into Fife. The Ferrytoll stop is also serviced by regular buses from Edinburgh and Edinburgh Airport.

For more information, visit www.citylink.co.uk and www.nationalexpress.com

By railThere are several stations within Fife with regular trains arriving from Aberdeen, Dundee and Edinburgh on the East Coast Line, from Inverness and Perth, and from Glasgow (via Edinburgh). The Fife Circle covers Fife extensively with stops at Kirkcaldy, Burntisland, Aberdour, Dunfermline and many more stations. The nearest train station to St Andrews is Leuchars from where there are connecting buses to The Home of Golf.

For more information visit www.scotrail.co.uk and www.travelinescotland.com

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01 Arrive in Fife via the iconic Forth bridges.02 St Andrews Bus Station.


Golf courseprofilesWhatever your choice, from championship to 9-hole holiday golf, you can expect excellent value for money inthe Kingdom of Fife.

Browse through this guide and you’ll be sure to find a great range of challenging courses which will surprise and delight you. Quite irrespective of your choice however, the hospitality and warmth of welcome on offer at each is amongst the best to be found anywhere in Scotland.

The following pages contain profiles for every course in the Kingdom of Fife. The courses appear in alphabetical order, so you can easily find specific courses and then use the number reference to find them on the map (pages 22 – 23).

Alternatively, if you want to search for courses in a certain area, simply locate them on the map and then use the map index to find their profile.

Green fees listed are per round and each profile highlights which of the following facilities are available at each club.

Open qualifying

The Open returned to theOld Course, St Andrews in 2010 with South African Louis Oosthuizen winning the famous Claret Jug. On this occasion Fairmont St Andrews, Kingsbarns, Ladybank and Scotscraig were used as local qualifying courses.

The James Braid Collection

Explore the legacy of James Braid, one of Scotland’s greatest golf course designers, golf champion and pioneer of the game. The Links Golf Trail lies in the hinterland of Braid’s home town of Elie in the East Neuk of Fife. Look for the logo on course listingsto see where James Braid worked his magic.

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ABERDOUR GOLF CLUB 1

Aberdour Golf Club Seaside Place, Aberdour KY3 0TXT: 01383 860080F: 01383 [email protected]

A coastal course with views over the River Forth of Inchcolm, Edinburgh and the Pentlands. A unique start with two spectacular Par 3’s.

Green Fees Weekday Weekend Type: Parkland

Round £32 £40 H: 18 Par/SSS: 67/66

D/Ticket £42 £50 Length: 5,460yds

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ANSTRUTHER GOLF CLUB 2

Marsfield, Shore Road,Anstruther KY10 3DZT: 01333 [email protected] www.anstruthergolf.co.uk

Founded 1890. Tom Morris snr 9-hole course, hole 5, the Rockies “hardest par 3 in Great Britain”. Superb views from all holes, from May Island to Edinburgh.

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Green Fees Weekday Weekend Type: Links

Round £18(9) £28(18) £18(9) £28(18) H: 9 Par/SSS: 62

D/Ticket N/A N/A Length: 4,690yds

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AUCHTERDERRAN GOLF CLUB 3

Woodend Road, Cardenden KY5 0NHT: 08451 555555 ext. [email protected]/golf

An interesting, short course, in quiet and peaceful surroundings in the former mining village of Cardenden, established in 1904. The course is open to visitors and bookings from parties welcome.

Green Fees Weekday Weekend Type: Inland

Round from £6 from £7 H: 9 Par/SSS: 66

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BALBIRNIE PARK GOLF CLUB 4


Round from £50 from £60 H: 18 Par/SSS: 71/71


Balbirnie Park, Markinch KY7 6NR [email protected]/F: 01592 752006 www.balbirniegolf.com

The perfect choice for the keen golfer who enjoys playing on beautiful wooded parkland with fine panoramic views. This is a must course to play when visiting the St Andrews area, a course that will suit all standards of golfers. Online booking now available via our website for all the best offers.

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BURNTISLAND GOLF HOUSE CLUB 5

Dodhead, Kirkcaldy Road, Burntisland KY3 9LQT: 01592 [email protected] www.burntislandgolfhouseclub.co.uk

Although not long, Dodhead’s generous fairways, lush grass and links type greens offer the visitor many different challenges and shot-making tests. And fun too!

Green Fees Weekday Weekend Type: Inland

Round £29 (M-Th) £36 (F,S,S) H: 18 Par/SSS: 70

D/Ticket £39 (M-Th) £48 (F,S,S) Length: 5,965yds

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CANMORE GOLF CLUB 6

Venturefair Avenue, Dunfermline KY12 0PET: 01383 [email protected] www.canmoregolfclub.co.uk

Tree lined parkland course. The lack of course length is countered by tricky fast greens, and a good short game is needed!


Round £22 £25 H: 18 Par/SSS: 67/66


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CHARLETON GOLF CLUB 7

Charleton, Colinsburgh KY9 1HG T: 01333 340505F: 01333 [email protected]

Charleton is a stunning 18-hole golf course with spectacular views over the Firth of Forth. A warm welcome awaits in our fully licensed clubhouse.


Round £28 £35 H: 18 Par/SSS: 12


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CLUNY GOLF COURSE 8

Cluny Clays, Cluny, by Kirkcaldy KY2 6QUT: 01592 720374F: 01592 [email protected] www.clunygolf.co.uk

Interesting intermediate 9-hole course. Great for children, families, beginners and established golfers. 20 bay driving range, ‘Powertee’ automatic ball presentation, bays and clubs for kids.Licensed clubhouse. PGA professional.


Round £12.50 £14.50 H: 9 Par/SSS: 32


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CRAIL GOLFING SOCIETY – BALCOMIE LINKS 9

Balcomie Clubhouse, Fifeness, Crail KY10 3XNT: 01333 450686F: 01333 [email protected] www.crailgolfingsociety.co.uk

The sea is the major influence on this ancient course, being visible from every hole and forming the out of bounds on six holes.


Round £60 £75 H: 18 Par/SSS: 69/70


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CRAIL GOLFING SOCIETY – CRAIGHEAD LINKS 10

Balcomie Clubhouse, Fifeness, Crail KY10 3XNT: 01333 450686F: 01333 [email protected] www.crailgolfingsociety.co.uk

The sea is visible from every hole on this Championship modern links course that has hosted many international matches.


Round £60 £75 H: 18 Par/SSS: 72/74


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CUPAR GOLF CLUB 11


Round £20 £20 H: 9 Par/SSS: 68/66

D/Ticket £20 £20 Length: 2,537yds x2

Hilltarvit, Ceres Road, [email protected] KY15 5JT www.cupargolfclub.co.ukT/F: 01334 653549

Founded in 1855 Cupar is probably the oldest 9-hole club in Britain. Sloping fairways and cunningly placed fast but true greens demand accurate driving and careful putting. Wonderful views over the area. Visitors are assured a warm welcome. Clubhouse catering and Bar.

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DORA GOLF COURSE 12

Seco Place, Cowdenbeath KY4 8PDT: 01383 [email protected]/golf

This relatively new course was completed in 1988 and recently extended to a full 18-holes. A parkland course with tree lined fairways, ideal for both low and high handicap play.



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DRUMOIG GOLF COURSE 13

Forgan Drive, Drumoig, by St Andrews KY16 0DWT: 01382 [email protected]

The 18-hole golf course, which was opened in 1996, is exciting and varied with a reputation of being playable throughout the year.


Round £25 £35 H: 18 Par/SSS: 72


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DUNFERMLINE GOLF CLUB 15


Round £35 £40 (Sun) H: 18 Par/SSS: 72/70

D/Ticket £50 N/A Length: 6,121yds

Pitfirrane, Crossford, secretary@dunfermlinegolfclubDunfermline, Fife www.dunfermlinegolfclub.comT: 01383 723534

Pitfirrane is described as an undulating parkland course. The greens and fairways are always in excellent condition and the tower house dating to the 15th century forms an impressive and unique backdrop on several holes.

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DUNNIKIER PARK GOLF COURSE 16

Dunnikier Way, Kirkcaldy KY1 3LPT: 01592 261599/205916F: 01592 642541dunnikierparkgolfclub@btinternet.comwww.dunnikierparkgolfclub.com

A superbly maintained parkland course on the outskirts of Kirkcaldy. Very forgiving with few bunkers, an ideal course for new golfers or anyone seeking a relaxing days golf.



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ELIE GOLF HOUSE CLUB 17

Golf Course Lane,Elie, Fife KY9 1AST: 01333 330301F: 01333 [email protected]

Golf has been played on the Links at Elie for over 200 years and today’s visitor will experience a traditional links course not long, no par 5s and only 2 par 3s, yet setting some very interesting challenges.


Round £77 £88 H: 18 Par/SSS: 70


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THE DUKE’S 14

Open: All year COURSE: THE DUKES

Green Fees Weekday Weekend Type: Heathland

Round £55-£110 N/A H: 18 Par/SSS: 71


The Old Course Hotel, Golf Resort & Spa, St Andrews, Fife KY16 9SPT: 01334 474371Bookings: 01334 [email protected] www.oldcoursehotel.co.uk

The Dukes CourseWith a spectacular setting above St Andrews, the championship The Duke’s gives magnificent panoramic views over the surrounding countryside to the sea.

The Duke’s is highly regarded as one of the finest heathland championship courses in the British Isles and a ‘must play’ course for any golfer. Its style ranks alongside the great inland challenges which demand accuracy and inventive play as well as power golf. And with five separate tee positions at every hole, The Duke’s has the flexibility and challenge to appeal to golfers at every level.

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FAIRMONT ST ANDREWS – KITTOCKS 19

St Andrews KY16 8PNT: 01334 837000F: 01334 [email protected]

The Kittocks is a challenging and diverse course which boasts stunning views over the Tay Estuary and Fife coastline. The scenery is breathtaking.


Round £85 £85 H: 18 Par/SSS: 71


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FAIRMONT ST ANDREWS – THE TORRANCE 20

St Andrews KY16 8PNT: 01334 837000F: 01334 [email protected]

Host to Final Open Qualifying 2010 and Scottish Seniors Open 2009-2011. It has won 20th best modern course.


Round £100 £120 H: 18 Par/SSS: 72


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FALKLAND GOLF COURSE 21

The Myre, Falkland KY15 7AAT/F: 01337 [email protected] www.falklandgolfclub.com

A charming gently undulating parkland layout, with views of Falkland Palace and the Lomond Hills, but a tough test of golf.


Round £13 £16 H: 9 Par/SSS: 68/65


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ELMWOOD GOLF COURSE 18

Open: All year COURSE: ELMWOOD


Round £30 £35 H: 18 Par/SSS: 71/69


Stratheden, Cupar, Fife KY15 5RST: 01334 658780F: 01334 [email protected] www.elmwoodgc.co.uk

Elmwood Golf welcomes both golfers and non golfers alike and has over 900 season ticket holders. Visitors and golf parties are warmly welcomed.

Our new driving range has covered bays, real grass bays, target greens, short game practise area and floodlighting for all year round use.

Fairways Restaurant provides good value bar lunch to fine dining in the evenings with outstanding views across the 18th green to Tarvit Hill.

The Pro-shop caters for all your needs and also provides lessons and a club fitting service.

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FORRESTER PARK RESORT 22


Round £37 £47 H: 18 Par/SSS: 72/71


Pitdinnie Road, [email protected] Cairneyhill, www.forresterparkresort.com Dunfermline KY12 8RFT: 01383 880505

Forrester Park is set in 350 acres of beautiful parkland, and is one of Scotland’s finest new courses. With its oversized, full summer greens and tees and 32 bunkers, built to strict USGA specification, one of Scotland’s finest golfing challenges. Winter discount fees October to March.

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GLENROTHES GOLF COURSE 23

Golf Course Road, Glenrothes KY6 2LAT: 01592 750063F: 01592 [email protected]

Stimulating views from the tree-lined fairways. The Lomond Hills to the north and the Firth of Forth and the Lothians to the south.



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KINGARROCK GOLF COURSE 24

Forester’s Cottage, Hill of Tarvit, Cupar KY15 5PBT: 01334 [email protected]

Enjoy ‘roaring twenties’ golf playing with original hickories, balls, tees and bag in beautiful landscape 15 minutes from St Andrews. Please reserve your tee-time before visiting.


Round £25 £25 H: 9 Par/SSS: 34


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KINGHORN GOLF COURSE 25

Macduff Crescent, Kinghorn KY3 9RFT: 01592 [email protected]/golf

Laid out by the legendary Tom Morris in 1887, providing quite a challenge for golfers at all levels. Spectacular views of the River Forth, Edinburgh and Pentland Hills.



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KINGSBARNS GOLF LINKS 26

Kingsbarns, St Andrews KY16 8QD T: 01334 460860F: 01334 [email protected]

Rolling, spacious fairways that twist through dramatic dunes to large, welcoming greens, Kingsbarns is an inviting, but challenging course. With traditional links turf and dramatic sea views from every hole.


Round £175/£195 £175/£195 H: 18 Par/SSS: 72/72


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KIRKCALDY GOLF CLUB 27

Balwearie Road, Kirkcaldy KY2 5LTT: 01592 203258F: 01592 [email protected]

Lovely parkland course overlooking the Forth. Friendly clubhouse and excellent facilities.


Round £34 £44 H: 18 Par/SSS: 71


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LADYBANK GOLF CLUB 28

Green Fees Weekday Weekend Type: Heathland

Round £53 £63 H: 18 Par/SSS: 71/72


Annsmuir, Ladybank, [email protected] KY15 7RA www.ladybankgolf.co.ukT: 01337 830814 F: 01337 831505

Ladybank has been regularly used as an Open Championship final qualifying course since 1978. It is a classic heathland layout set amongst heather, scots pine and silver birch. Accuracy off the tee is more important than length. Visitors welcome. Reduced rates spring and autumn.

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LESLIE GOLF CLUB 29

Balsillie Laws, Leslie KY6 3EZT: 01592 [email protected] www.lesliegolfclub.com

Parkland, 9-hole, quite difficult. Designed by Tom Morris.


Round N/A N/A H: 9 Par/SSS: 64


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LEVEN LINKS GOLF COURSE 30

The Promenade, Leven KY8 4HST: 01333 428859/421390F: 01333 [email protected] www.leven-links.com

A true links course, previously used as a final qualifying course when The Open was at St Andrews.


Round £55 £60 H: 18 Par/SSS: 71/72


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Did you know?Leven and Lundin Links are two courses that are locked together in the history books since their links layouts overlapped in the early 19th century. It wasn’t until James Braid was commissioned to create a new course at Lundin that the pair became separate entities, and now exist as two distinct links challenges.

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LOCHGELLY GOLF CLUB 31

Cartmore Road, Lochgelly KY5 9PBT: 01592 [email protected]

A tough parkland course that sits in the heart of Fife. A must play course, for great views of the Ochil and Lomond hills with an easy layout for all handicaps.



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LOCHORE MEADOWS COUNTRY PARK GOLF COURSE 32

Lochore Meadows Country Park, Crosshill, by Lochgelly KY5 8BAT: 01592 [email protected]/golf

This is a tranquil setting for a relaxing game and with water sports, walks, fishing and a nature reserve, there is something for the whole family.



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Golf Road, Lundin Links, T: 01333 320202Fife KY8 6BA F: 01333 [email protected]

A picturesque championship course renowned for its excellent condition. Has hosted final qualifying for the Open Championship and hosted World Junior Open in 2010. Visiting golfers welcome, please contact the Secretary for details.

LUNDIN GOLF CLUB 33


Round £57 £65 H: 18 Par/SSS: 71

D/Ticket £77 N/A Length: 6,341yds

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PITREAVIE GOLF CLUB 34

Queensferry Road, Dunfermline KY11 8PRT: 01383 722591F: 01383 722592secretary@pitreaviegolfclub.co.ukwww.pitreaviegolfclub.co.uk

Wonderful parkland course with a meandering burn, designed by Dr Alister MacKenzie, and featuring outstanding views to Edinburgh and the Firth of Forth.


Round £30 £35 H: 18 Par/SSS: 71/69


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D/Ticket from £13 from £13 Length: 2,651yds x2

Kinneddar Hill, Saline [email protected] KY12 9LT www.salinegolfclub.orgT: 01383 852591

Saline is an excellent 9-hole course laid out over a south-facing hillside with tremendous views over the Forth Bridges, the rolling hills of the Lothians, Stirling and the Ochil Hills.

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ST ANDREWS LINKS 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42

St Andrews LinksSt Andrews Links, St Andrews, KY16 9SF Tel: 01334 466666 [email protected] www.standrews.org.uk twitter: @thehomeofgolf facebook.com/thehomeofgolf

The Old Course Par 72 6,721 yards 18 holesThe oldest golf course in the world. To play down the 18th fairway of this iconic course is to walk in the footsteps of golfing legends from every generation. The Swilcan Bridge and Hell Bunker are recognised across the globe, yet the greatest feature of the Old Course is that despite its grand status it remains a public golf course. A handicap certificate of 24 for men and 36 for women is required and the course is closed on Sundays. Catering: All year at the Swilcan Restaurant, Links Clubhouse. For more information on making an advance reservation or entering the ballot visit www.standrews.org.uk/howtobook Green Fees: £70 – £150

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The New Course Par 71 6,625 yards 18 holesThe oldest ‘new’ course in the world, the second course at The Home of Golf was designed by the ‘Keeper of the Green’ in 1895 and was imaginatively named to differentiate from its famous neighbour. Boasting undulating fairways and challenging greens, the New Course is a classic test of Links golf and offers a first class experience in its own right. The course can be booked one day in advance or online. Catering: All year at the Swilcan Restaurant, Links Clubhouse. Green Fees: £32 – 70

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The Jubilee Course Par 72 6,742 yards 18 holesThe third championship course at The Home of Golf, the Jubilee is considered by many to be the most challenging course on the famous Links. Built in 1897, it was originally intended for use by ladies and beginners however after seeing its prime golfing location between the New Course and the sea, the Jubilee was converted to a championship course in 1988. The course can be booked one day in advance or online. Catering: All year at the Swilcan Restaurant, Links Clubhouse. Green Fees: £32 – 70

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The Castle Course Par 71 6,759 yards 18 holesThe newest addition to St Andrews Links, The Castle Course was built in 2008 becoming the seventh course at The Home of Golf and part of the largest public golfing complex in Europe. Set on a rugged cliff-top with spectacular views over St Andrews, The Castle Course offers a memorable golfing experience. Tee times can be booked by phone or online. Catering: The Castle Course clubhouse. Green Fees: £60 – 120

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The Eden Course Par 70 6,250 yards 18 holesOnly slightly more forgiving than its contemporaries on the seaward side of the Links, The Eden Course was built in 1914 by internationally renowned designer Harry S. Colt whose use of buried natural boundaries and severe bunkers provides a course full of character. The course can be booked one day in advance or online. Catering: All year at the Eden Clubhouse. Green Fees: £20 – 40

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The Strathtyrum Course Par 69 5,620 yards 18 holesDesigned to complement the tougher championship layouts at The Home of Golf, the Strathtyrum was opened in 1993. Although few in number (15), the bunkers are cunningly placed – there is a considerable emphasis on iron play accuracy. The greens themselves are large and have slopes and borrows which can test even the most confident putters. The course can be booked one day in advance or online. Catering: All year at the Eden Clubhouse. Green Fees: £12 – 25

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The Balgove Course Par 30 1,520 yards 9 holesThe Balgove is the only nine hole course at The Home of Golf and primarily caters for families, children and beginners. Featuring bunkers and a double green, the Balgove is the perfect practise ground for Links golf and consolidates St Andrews Links reputation as a resort that caters for all ages and abilities. The course can be booked one day in advance or online. Catering: All year at the Eden Clubhouse. Green Fees: £8 – 12

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SCOONIE GOLF COURSE 43

North Links, Leven KY8 4SPT: 01333 423437F: 01333 [email protected]/golf

Despite its proximity to the coast, Scoonie is parkland in nature, maintained to a high standard. Quite a short course, ideal for two rounds by golfers of any age.



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SCOTSCRAIG GOLF CLUB 44


Round £56 £72 H: 18 Par/SSS: 71/72


Scotscraig Golf Club, T: 01382 552515Golf Road, Tayport DD6 9DZ F: 01382 [email protected]

Regularly used as a final qualifying course for The Open, only 15 minutes from the Old Course, St Andrews. Well known for firm, fast greens, Scotscraig is a most enjoyable course to play – ‘a golfing gem’.

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ST MICHAEL'S GOLF CLUB 45

Gallowhill, Leuchars, by St Andrews KY16 0DX T: 01334 838666F: 01334 [email protected] www.stmichaelsgolfclub.co.uk

The short 15th, known as "St Mikes", is considered by many to be one of the most picturesque and demanding short holes in Fife.

Green Fees Weekday Weekend Type: Undulating Parkland


D/Ticket from £36 from £36 Length: 5,802yds

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THORNTON GOLF CLUB 46

Station Road, Thornton KY1 4DWT: 01592 771111F: 01592 [email protected]

An easily walked parkland course. As fine a finishing five holes as you’ll find. Renowned for the condition of greens. Warm welcome assured.


Round £25 £35 H: 18 Par/SSS: 70/70


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Practice centresand driving ranges

Cluny Golf27-bay driving range, putting and 9-hole pay and play golf course. Lounge, bar and outdoor kids play area.

Cluny Clays, Cluny, by Kirkcaldy KY2 6QU01592 720374 | www.clunygolf.co.uk

Drumoig Driving Range & Practice Facility24 covered driving bays, featured landing area, grass tee, large putting green, tuition available for individuals and groups. Open 7 days 8am – 8pm.

Forgan Drive, Drumoig, by St Andrews KY16 0DW01382 541529 | www.drumoigleisure.com

Elie Sports Club10-bay covered driving range with grass tee area and various markers on the range to help you practise all aspects of your game. The Short Game area is excellent with two bunkers, a proper links greenand various pin positions.

Golf Club Lane, Elie KY9 1AX01333 330955 | www.golfhouseclub.co.uk

Practice won’t transform you into an Open champion overnight, but if you want to work on your game off the course, Fife has lots of excellent practice centres and driving ranges. You can hit golf balls to your heart’s content and receive invaluable advice from the professionals. Then turn it all into a winning score.

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Elmwood Golf AcademyA new driving range facility with 6 indoor bays, 16 outdoor grass bays and 12 coaching bays. Teaching and video analysis available. 9am – 8pm (last balls dispensed at 5pm).

Elmwood Golf Course, Stratheden, by Cupar KY15 5RS01334 658780 | www.elmwoodgc.co.uk

Forrester Park Golf Driving RangeDriving range set in ancient parkland with an18-hole championship golf course and pro shop. Fully licensed. 4-star activity centre. Open all year, daily 8am – 8pm (9am – 8pm in winter).

Pitdinnie Road, Cairneyhill, Dunfermline KY12 8RF 01383 880505 | www.forresterparkresort.com

St Andrews Links Golf Academy &Golf Practice CentreSt Andrews Links Golf Academy is dedicated to excellence and where better to learn or improve your game than where it all started?

Director of Instruction Steve North and his team offer expert tuition for golfers of all ages and abilities. From complete beginners to scratch golfers, a trip to see one of the St Andrews Links professionals is a must when visiting The Home of Golf. As well as individual instruction the Academy offers a schedule of golf schools throughout the year and corporate golf days are also available.

The Academy has a Custom Fit Centre to help you get the very best from your clubs. Outside, take

advantage of the comprehensive short game area featuring replica Road Hole Bunker to work on your iron play, pitching, bunker play and putting.

St Andrews Links Trust, St Andrews(beside the Eden and Strathtyrum golf courses)01334 466666 | www.standrews.org.uk

St Andrews Golf Academy, St Andrews01334 466606 | www.standrews.org.uk/learn

Wellsgreen18 spacious and luxurious bays, fully floodlit outfield with only the best in hitting mats and golf balls on offer. Also features a 6-hole par 3 golf course and practice putting green. Tuition available.

Windygates, Leven01592 712435 | www.wellsgreen.co.uk

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01 St Andrews Links Golf Practice Centre.02 Looking over the Castle Course to St Andrews.03 The 6th hole at Anstruther Golf Club.

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Tour operators

Adventures in GolfPlay the championship courses and visit the hidden gems in Britain and Ireland with AIG. Since the late 1970s they’ve made memorable arrangements for thousands of parties, large and small, on private tours or corporate travel. Initial enquiry to confirmed itinerary can take as little as 24 hours.

129A South Street, St Andrews KY16 9UH01334 479500 | www.adventures-in-golf.com

Golf Vacations UK LtdCustom-made self drive or escorted tours for individuals or groups throughout Scotland, Irelandor England.

6c Clifford Court, Parkhouse Business Park, Cooper Way, Carlisle CA3 0JG | 01228 598089USA & Canada Toll Free: 1.888.209.4094 www.golfvacationsuk.com

Heritage Golf Tours ScotlandTour operator specialising in golf holidays, including accommodation, course reservations and car hire.

Swilken House, 21 Loch Drive, Helensburgh G84 8PY01436 674630 | www.heritagegolftours.co.uk

Get the most from your golf break in the Kingdom of Fife by contacting one of the local tour operators in the region. Benefit from specialist knowledge as the golf experts ensure your trip runs smoothly. That way, you can enjoy the golfing adventure of a lifetime, minus the headaches.Save the stress for thattesty 4 ft putt.

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01 The highly regarded Duke’s Course.02 Play with hickories at Kingarrock Golf Course.03 The 5-star British Golf Museum, St Andrews.


Links Golf St AndrewsSt Andrews based golf tour operator providing bespoke golf packages throughout Scotland and the rest of the UK. They also arrange the St Andrews Golf Week annually, where participants from all over the world come to stay and play on the legendary Old Course and other local courses.

7 Pilmour Links, St Andrews KY16 9JG01334 478639 | www.linksgolfstandrews.com

Moss Golf ToursCustomised golfing holidays in Scotland on some of Scotland’s best courses. Moss Golf Tours specialises in small groups with high levels of personal service, arranging tee times, car hire and hotels with a wide choice of options to suit every budget.

4 Yewlands Gardens, Edinburgh EH16 6TA0131 658 1248 | www.mossgolftours.com

On Course Golf, St Andrews LtdBased in St Andrews and operating throughout Scotland, they offer fully inclusive golf vacation packages and specialised golf transportation services. For guaranteed tee times, great accommodation and/or efficient luxury

transportation, contact them for friendly, professional advice and service.

5 Armit Place, St Andrews KY16 8RE | 01334 474844www.oncoursegolfstandrews.co.uk

Scotland For Golf LtdUse Scotland’s established Golf Specialist to guarantee quality, price and service. Whether you wish to play or learn, entertain or reward they have the product for you. The Professionals are members of the Professional Golfer’s Association.

4 West Acres, St Andrews KY16 9UD01334 460762 | www.scotlandforgolf.co.uk The Scotland Tours Company LtdSince 1997, Scotland Tours has been providing customised holiday packages, for golf groups, families and corporate visitors from overseas to locations throughout Scotland and London.

30 Canmore Street, Dunfermline KY12 7NT01383 727999 | www.scotland-tours.com

Wilkinson Travel Services LtdWilkinson Golf specialise in tailor-made golf tours to Scotland to suit all budgets, size of group and playing abilities. They use their expert knowledge of Scotland and Scottish Golf to ensure your golfing vacation is an unrivalled success.

Wilkinson Golf, 34-36 Canmore Street,Dunfermline, Fife KY12 7NT01383 629940 | www.wilkinsongolf.com

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For information about individual courses, please cross refer entry numbers on this page with those on pages 8 – 16.

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1. Aberdour2. Anstruther3. Auchterderran4. Balbirnie Park5. Burntisland6. Canmore7. Charleton8. Cluny9. Crail – Balcomie10. Crail – Craighead11. Cupar12. Dora13. Drumoig14. The Dukes

St Andrews15. Dunfermline16. Dunnikier Park17. Elie18. Elmwood19. Fairmont St Andrews

– Kittocks20. Fairmont St Andrews

– The Torrance

21. Falkland22. Forrester Park23. Glenrothes24. Kingarrock25. Kinghorn26. Kingsbarns27. Kirkcaldy28. Ladybank29. Leslie30. Leven31. Lochgelly32. Lochore Meadows33. Lundin34. Pitreavie35. Saline36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41,42. St Andrews

Links Trust43. Scoonie44. Scotscraig45. St Michael’s46. Thornton

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Find all you want to do in St Andrews

in one place.

Open All Year Open April until October

Information Point in Partnership with VisitScotland. Plotted on the area map pages

At a VisitScotland Information Centre we’ll tell you about everything you want to see, everything you want to do and everything else you’ll need for your visit. Our friendly experts can offer advice on all things local as well as sharing their wider knowledge of Scotland. We don’t just advise either. We can sort out your accommodation and all your travel needs, as well as tickets for events across Scotland. So if you’re looking to get the most from your visit, there really is only one place to go.

Anstruther Harbourhead, Anstruther, Fife KY10 3AB - 01333 311073

Dunfermline 1 High Street, Dunfermline, KY12 7DL - 01383 720999

Kirkcaldy The Merchant’s House, 339 High Street, Kirkcaldy, KY1 1JL - 01592 267775

St Andrews 70 Market Street, St Andrews, KY16 9NU - 01334 472021


VisitScotland, under the Scottish Tourist Board brand, runs the star grading schemes which assess the quality standards of all types of accommodation and visitor attractions.

Get the most out of your golfing tripBe sure to look for the Golfers Welcome and the Visiting Golfers Welcome schemes. These show you what facilities are available at accommodation providers and golf clubs across the country.

Because we careBusinesses that try to work in a sustainable, environmentally friendly way are graded.Bronze ,Silver , or Gold . www.green-business.co.uk

The very best of food and drink EatScotland is a nationwide food Quality Assurance scheme from VisitScotland .

Those with extra special standards of food are awarded EatScotland Silver or Gold .

Look out for the new Scotland’s Best Bars scheme.www.visitscotland.com/foodanddrink

The promise of the stars: it is clean, tidy and an acceptable standard

it is a good, all round standard

it is a very good standard, with attention to detail in every area

it is excellent – furnished using high quality materials, superb food where provided and friendly, professional service

an exceptional standard where presentation, ambience, food where provided and service are hard to fault

Establishments awarded gold stars have consistently achieved the highest levels of excellence within their star grading.

Access all areasThe following symbols will help visitors with physical disabilities to decide whether accommodation is suitable:

Unassisted wheelchair access

Assisted wheelchair access

Access for visitors with mobility difficulties

Symbols - Please note you should always check that a particular facility/service is available at the time of booking

Ensuite bath and/or

shower for all bedrooms

Ensuite bath and/or shower for some bedrooms

Private bath and/or

shower for all bedrooms

Private bath and/or shower for some bedrooms

Washbasins in bedrooms/rooms

Hairdryer in bedrooms

Telephone in bedrooms/self catering unit

Payphone available

Television available

No Television

Ground floor bedrooms available

Bed linen provided on request – free or for hire

Towels provided on request – free or for hire

Laundry facilities on site

Washing machine

Tumble dryer

Eating out facilities within 2 miles or meal service available (Hostel)

Full alcohol drinks licence/Licenced bar

Lounge

TV Lounge

Open hearth fire

Satellite/Cable TV

Broadband

WiFi

iPod docking station

DVD player available

CD player available

Private parking

Limited parking

Disabled parking on site

Garden

Leisure facilities

Outdoor swimming

pool

Indoor swimming pool

Regular live entertainment

Games room

Childrens’ play area

Short Breaks Available

Credit/debit cards

accepted

Property on working

farm/croft

Pets accepted by

arrangement

Building of historic/literary/architectural interest

Gaelic language spoken

Additional charge for power/fuel/heating

Not all properties/caravans have all facilities

Serviced accommodation may also provide the following:

Tea/Coffee making

facilities in bedrooms

Restaurant

Evening meal available

Room service

Restricted alcohol drinks licence

Smoking rooms available

Laundry service

Porterage

Four-poster beds

Packed lunches by arrangement

Vegetarian diets provided

Special diets provided

Passenger lift

Self Catering may also provide the following:

Ensuite bath and/or shower room(s) in self catering unit

Non-smoking

establishment

Microwave

Dishwasher

Freezer

Domestic help

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Hotels and Inns

DRUMOIG, by ST ANDREWS G4

Dbl/tw (24)Fam (4)Ensuite/priv facs (28)

Drumoig Golf HotelSituated between St Andrews and Carnoustie, Drumoig is the perfect base to experience the wide range of golf courses in Fife and Angus. With our own golf course, within 250 acres of countryside, we’ve all the facilities the visiting golfer requires, and our own onsite driving range.

Mr Alex Wilson, Frogan Drive,Drumoig, St Andrews KY16 ODW T: 01382 [email protected]

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Pitbauchlie House HotelWith 50 ensuite bedrooms, a choice of dining options and 4 golf courses in a 5 mile radius you can challenge yourself on the golf course and enjoy the comfort and hospitality of Pitbauchlie House Hotel.

Mr Ian Solley, Aberdour Road, Dunfermline, Fife KY11 4PBT: 01383 722282F: 01383 [email protected]

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Sgl (6) £55-£125Dbl/tw (41) £60-£133Fam (3) Ensuite/priv facs (50)

Open: All year

Nearest Courses: Pitreavie, Canmore, Dunfermline (Crossford), Forrester Park, Aberdour.

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Lomond Hills Hotel and Leisure CentreSituated in idyllic countryside, only 20 minutes from St Andrews and 40 minutes from Edinburgh. The village of Freuchie, famous for its cricket team, has over 50 golf courses within 25 miles reach. The ideal venue for golf, business or weekend breaks. 50 malt whiskies. Real ales.

Mr Ronnie Dick, High Street,Freuchie, Cupar KY15 7EY T: 01337 857329 F: 01337 [email protected]

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Sgl (2) from £64.95pppnDbl/tw (4) from £84.95pppnFam (3) Ensuite/priv facs (24)

Open: All year

Nearest Courses: Ladybank, Balbirnie, Lundin Links, Crail.

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Hotels and Inns

LARGOWARD, by ST ANDREWS

Open: All year

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Dbl £180-£245Twn £180-£245Dbl (sgl) £120-£180Special rates available for parties or groups

The Inn at Lathones400 year old coaching inn.

Largoward, by St Andrews, Fife KY9 1JET: 01334 840494F: 01334 [email protected]

Nearest Courses: St Andrews, Crail, Elie, Lundin Links, Kingsbarns.

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Sgl from £59-£125 Dbl/tw (24) from £78-£139DB&B (sgl) from £71-£144DB&B (dbl) from £102-£177Fam (5) Ensuite/priv facs (29)

Ardgowan Hotel29 comfortable, modern in design bedrooms plus own newly refurbished restaurant and bar.

Mr Jim Aikman, 2 Playfair Terrace, North Street, St Andrews KY16 9HX T: 01334 472970 F: 01334 478380 [email protected]

Nearest Courses: Old, New, Jubilee, Eden, Castle, Dukes, Kingsbarns, Crail.

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Best Western Scores HotelThe closest hotel to the first tee of the Old Course and the Royal and Ancient Clubhouse. Excellent facilities for golfers – single and twin accommodation, golf bag storage, drying facilities, golf manager and concierge. 3 dining options.

Mr Eric Brown, 76 The Scores, St Andrews KY16 9BBT: 01334 472451F: 01334 [email protected]

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Nearest Courses: Old Course, New Course, Eden Course, Jubilee Course, Strathtyrum Course, Balgrove Course, Castle Course, Duke’s Course.

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Hazelbank HotelRenowned for comfortable accommodation for golfers since 1898, the multi award-winning Hazelbank Hotel overlooking St Andrews bay is the first choice for those seeking town centre accommodation only 200 yards from 1st tee on Old Course and close to all amenities.

Mr Michael Henretty 28 The Scores, St Andrews, Fife KY16 9AS T/F: 01334 [email protected]

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Sgl (2) from £65-£140 Dbl/tw (8) from £45-£160 Fam (3) Ensuite/priv facs (10)

Open: All year

Nearest Courses: Old Course and all St Andrews Courses, Carnoustie, Kingsbarns, Crail, Elie, Torrance, Dukes.

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Macdonald Rusacks HotelThe Macdonald Rusacks Hotel in St Andrews is, without doubt, one of the most famous golf hotels in the world. Virtually within a sand wedge of the 18th hole on the world-renowned Old Course, Rusacks combines luxurious accommodation with a front row seat on sporting history.

Mr Kevin Keenan, General Manager, Pilmour Links, St Andrews KY16 9JQ T: 0844 879 9136 F: 01334 [email protected]

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Open: All year

Nearest Courses: The Old Course, The Jubilee, The New, The Castle, The Eden, The Duke’s, The Torrance, Kingsbarns.

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ST ANDREWS G4

Old Course Hotel, Golf Resort & SpaBordering the 17th ‘Road Hole’ of the Old Course, the Old Course Hotel enjoys a spectacular location overlooking the famous links courses, West Sands beach and the beautiful Scottish coastline.This prestigious five-star hotel has 144 rooms including 35 suites and is recognised as one of Europe’s leading resorts.

Reservations, St Andrews, Fife KY16 9SP T: 01334 [email protected]

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Nearest Courses: Old Course, The Duke’s Course, The New, The Jubilee, Castle Course.

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The Russell HotelJust a 2 minute walk to the 1st tee of The Old Course, The Russell with an enviable location is the ideal 19th Hole. Old Course Golf Packages high & low season are our Speciality. Award-winning Restaurant, delicious Pub Food and a warm welcome await your visit.

Mrs Fiona de Vries,26 The Scores, St Andrews, Fife KY16 9AS T: 01334 473447 M: 0780 329 2778 F: 01334 [email protected]

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Sgl (10) £65-£95 Dbl/tw (20) £100-£150 Fam (2) Ensuite/priv facs (24)

Open: All year

Nearest Courses: Old Course, New Course, Jubilee Course, Castle Course, The Eden, The Duke’s, Kingsbarns, Torrance Course.

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New Hall – University of St AndrewsModern ensuite rooms, excellent value and friendly service. All bedrooms have an en-suite shower room, double bed and television. New Hall is a 4 minute walk from the Old Course and less than 10 minutes from the historic town centre.

Mrs Kim Malherbe, North Haugh, St Andrews KY16 9XW T: 01334 467000F: 01334 [email protected]

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Sgl from £51.50-£60.50Dbl/tw (100) from £71-£89prpnEnsuite/priv facs (100)

Open: Throughout summer months

Nearest Courses: Old Course St Andrews, Kingsbarns, Crail.

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The BankCentrally based with ‘world class famous golf courses’ on our doorstep, The Bank is the perfect golfing venue. We have luxurious guest rooms and a lively bar with large screen TVs showing Sky Sports and a secluded Garden Bar to relax in.

Sam Taylor,23-25 High Street East, Anstruther, Fife KY10 3DQ T: 01333 [email protected]

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Open: All year

Nearest Courses: The Old Course, The Duke’s, Elie, Charleton, Kingbarns Links, Anstruther, Crail Balcomie Links.

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The Spindrift Guest HouseOur location is in the heart of the East Neuk and only 10 minutes from St Andrews the historic home of Golf. All rooms are ensuite. Customised golf packages available, transport arranged. Private off-road parking.

Mr Kenneth Lawson, Pittenweem Road, Anstruther, Fife KY10 3DT T/F: 01333 [email protected]

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Sgl £45-£60 Dbl/tw (5) £33-£40 DB&B (sgl) £67-£82 DB&B (dbl) £55-£62Ensuite/priv facs (8)

Open: Feb - Dec

Nearest Courses: Anstruther, Crail, Elie, Charleton, Lundin Links, Kingsbarns, St Andrews, Leven Links.

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The Hazelton Guest HousePrivately run Guest House in the heart of Crail, only 9 miles from St Andrews. The perfect base for a golfing holiday and to explore the many other attractions the area has to offer. Warm hospitality, comfort and excellent service.

Mr & Mrs David & Karen [email protected] www.thehazelton.co.uk

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Sgl £75-£85 prpnDbl/twn (5) £45-55 prpnEnsuite (5)

Open: Mar - Oct

Nearest Courses: Crail, Kingsbarns, St Andrews.

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ST ANDREWS

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Arran HouseSmall family run Guest House, 3 minutes walk from the Old Course.

Mr James McGregory, 5 Murray Park, St Andrews, Fife KY16 9AWT: 01334 474724 M: 0776 871 [email protected]

Nearest Courses: St Andrews Courses – The Duke’s, Old, New, Jubilee, Eden, Strathtyrum, Balgove, Castle.

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Bellcraig Guest HouseSandy and Sheila welcome you to Bellcraig House. Within easy walking distance to The Old Course and the town centre. It is an ideal base for your visit to St Andrews.

Mrs Sheila Black, 8 Murray Park, St Andrews KY16 9AW T: 01334 [email protected]

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Sgl £70-£80 Dbl/tw £80-£90 Ensuite/priv facs (6)

Open: All year

Nearest Courses: Old Course, Jubilee Course, New Course, Castle Course, Eden Course, Duke’s Course.

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Riverview Guest HouseA warm welcome is assured at this well situated family-run guest house. We offer spacious, comfortable, ensuite accommodation, a delicious choice of breakfasts and splendid views over the Eden Estuary. We offer private on-site parking with direct access to each individual room.

Mrs Angela Miller, Edenside, St Andrews KY16 9SQ T: 01334 [email protected]

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Sgl from £54 Dbl/tw (6) from £36 Fam (1)

Open: All year

Nearest Courses: Old Course, Castle Course, New Course, Jubilee, Eden, Strathtyrum, Balgove, Kingsbarns.

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Six Murray ParkWe are just 250 meters from the famous Old Course and the stunning West Sands Beach. Small, privately owned and run by Paul and Yvonne who aim to ensure all guests are offered the very highest standard of comfort and personal service to ensure a wonderful stay.

Mrs Yvonne Moffat, 6 Murray Park, St Andrews, Fife KY16 9AW T: 01334 473319 M: 0798 971 [email protected]

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Sgl (1) £35-£55 Dbl/tw (7) £40-50 pppn

Open: All year

Nearest Courses: St Andrews Courses (Old, New, Jubilee, Eden, Strathtyrum, Balgove, Castle), The Duke’s, Fairmont.

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Gardner PropertiesAnstruther Golf Villa is a stunningly beautiful house with direct access to the adjacent golf course from the back garden. Luxury accommodation in open plan living with fantastic views over the course and out to the Firth of Forth.

21 St Adrian’s Place, Anstruther, Fife KY10 3DX T: 07812 663854 [email protected] www.eastneukbreaks.co.uk

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Per week £850-£1,100Villa (1) Bedrooms (4) Sleeps (8)

Open: All year

Nearest Courses: Anstruther, Crail, Elie, Lundin Links, Kingsbarns, St Andrews, Ladybank, Leven.

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Per week from £595-£1,100 Cottage (1)Bedrooms (3)Sleeps (4)

Spindle CottageMrs Sue Foan, 18 Cecil Avenue, Queen’s Park, Bournemouth BH8 9EHT: 01202 257914 F: 01202 528152M: 0797 746 7914www.spindlecottage.com

Nearest Courses: Anstruther, Elie, Charleton, Craighead, Balcomie, Kingsbarns, St Andrews – 9 courses.

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David Russell Apartments – University of St AndrewsThese modern apartments offer high quality accommodation and excellent value for money. Each Apartment boasts 5 double bedrooms – all with double beds, ensuite shower rooms and televisions and a well-equipped kitchen/living room. The Apartments are located one mile from the centre of St Andrews. Rooms from £17 per night.

Mrs Kim Malherbe, Buchanan Gardens, St Andrews KY16 9LY T: 01334 467100 F: 01334 [email protected]

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Per week £585-£729Apartment (40) Bedrooms (5) Sleeps (10)

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Nearest Courses: Old Course, Eden Course, Jubilee Course, New Course, Kingsbarns.

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Nearest Courses: The Duke’s, St Andrews Links – Old Course, New Course, Jubilee, Eden, Castle, Strathtynum, Kingsbarns

Lower Viewfield3 bedroom flat within walking distance of the Old Course.

Mr & Mrs Rigby,46 Aytoun Road, Glasgow G41 5HNT: 0141 423 9737M: 0781 639 [email protected]

Per week £800-£1,200Flat (1) Bedrooms (3)Sleeps (6)

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St Andrews Country CottagesElegant town houses, country cottages, farmhouses, or apartments in a Georgian country house.Mr Patrick Wedderburn,Mountquhanie Mansion House, Mountquhanie Estate, Fife KY15 4QJT: 01382 330318 F: 01382 330480 [email protected] www.standrews-cottages.com

Nearest Courses: St Andrews Links, Fairmont, Drumoig, Ladybank, Crail, Balbirnie, Falkland, Elmwood.

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Sandmill HouseLuxury flat three minutes walk from the first tee of the Old Course. With sumptuous sofas, spa bath, steam shower and fluffy bathrobes – everything you need to make your holiday easy and relaxing.Mrs P M Boulter, St Andrews [email protected] www.sandmillhouse.comNearest Courses: The Old, New, Eden, Jubilee, Balgove, Castle and The Duke’s.

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Swilken ViewExceptionally well appointed luxury house overlooking the world famous Old Course and Swilcan Bridge. Two bedrooms have en-suite facilities plus additional bathroom. Minutes from town centre and beach. Private parking and cleaning service available.

Mr Russell Taylor,Middlebank Farm, Errol PH2 7SX T: 01828 686261F: 01828 [email protected]

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Per week £950-£1,500House (1) Bedrooms (4) Sleeps (8)

Open: All year

Nearest Courses: St Andrews The Duke’s, St Andrews Links – Old Course, New Course, Jubilee Course, Eden Course, Strathtyrum Course, Balgove Course, Castle Course.

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Woodland HolidaysComfortable timber lodges set in a beautiful private location overlooking The Old Course and the historic links at St Andrews which is just a short drive away. An ideal base for a golfing holiday or a short break – check our website for details.

Mrs Iona Grieve,Woodland Holidays, Kincaple St Andrews, Fife KY16 9SH T: 01334 [email protected]

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Per week £340-£780Lodge (9) Bedrooms (2) Sleeps (4)Cottages (6) Bedrooms (2) Sleeps (4)

Open: All year

Nearest Courses: St Andrews – The Old Course, New Course, Jubilee, Eden, Strathtyrum, Castle, Kingsbarns, Crail.

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With breathtaking views, flawless conditions and tee boxes to accommodate every skill level, it’s no wonder we were voted in the Top 100 of Golf World magazine and Grand Prix

Winner of Best Golf Club in the UK.

The Duke’sCraigtoun, St Andrews, Kingdom of Fife, Scotland KY16 8NS

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The Drumoig Hotel is set amongst 330 acres with its own 18-hole

championship golf course and Driving Range. Drumoig has so much

to offer from a round on the exciting and varied 18-hole course to

relaxed evening dining in the hotel restaurant. Relax while you

enjoy a drink from the bar overlooking the 18th fairway and lochs.

Leuchars, St.Andrews, Fife KY16 ODW

Tel: 01382 541898

e-mail [email protected]

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Price for golf from £25 per round

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Away from the fairways

Fife offers many other charms besides those wonderful golf courses. When you fancy some time away from those hallowed fairways you’ll find there’s plenty to keep you occupied.

Strike out from St Andrews and see more of the spectacular Fife coastline. The area known asthe East Neuk is blessed with beautiful beachesand quaint fishing villages like Elie andPittenweem.

Wander around the pretty harbours and select fresh seafood from the menus of local restaurants. Learn about the area’s strong seafaring tradition at the Scottish Fisheries Museum in Anstruther, a town also renowned within Scotland for the quality of its fish and chips.

There are many other sporting activities besides golf available in Fife. You could be sailing, windsurfing or kayaking or you could try land yachting with Blown Away Experiences. Perhaps you might just want to walk some of the Fife Coastal Path and find hidden coves and vast stretches of golden sand with barely anyone in sight.

Keep a look out for some of the amazing wildlife in the region. There is a rich variety of marine life in the waters off the Fife coast, including dolphins and grey seals.

As well as being a golfer’s paradise, St Andrews is a place of learning. The ancient town is home to Scotland’s oldest university and a great deal of pleasure can be had strolling along the cobbled streets and admiring the grandeur of buildings like St Salvator’s College. The dramatic ruins of St Andrews Cathedral are also worth exploring.

St Andrews is well served for nice bars and restaurants and there is always the temptationto indulge at one of the town’s luxury spa hotels.St Andrews is rich in luxury as well as history.

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Visit the offshore islands of Inchcolm and Inchkeith which are home to thousands of seabirds. Vast numbers of puffins gather on the Isle of May, a world-renowned bird sanctuary and nature reserve that is reachable by boat from Anstruther.

Just north of St Andrews you can enjoy the Tentsmuir National Nature Reserve and the Eden Estuary Local Nature Reserve. Both are recognised internationally for their unique habitats and rich variety of animals and flora.

For a great family day out, try Deep Sea World. Scotland’s national aquarium is dramatically positioned beneath the Forth Bridge in North Queensferry. Here you will find all manner of marine creatures and you can even swim with sharks.

Another good option is Robinson Crusoe Adventure Park at Elie Holiday Park, a new themed activity park which celebrates Fife’s links with the famous fictional castaway. Or you can head to the Scottish Deer Centre near the market town of Cupar and see several species of deer from around the world, as well as enjoying the spectacular bird of prey demonstrations.

Step back in time and visit the 11th century Dunfermline Abbey, the final resting place of Robert the Bruce, or explore the Royal Palace of Falkland and its beautifully landscaped gardens. Make time for the carefully restored village of Culross whose highlight is a striking 16th century palace. Fife is filled with fascinating history and grand architecture.

For something a little different, investigate Scotland’s Secret Bunker. You won’t find it on a golf course; it’s an actual underground bunker. Head below and learn how the British Government planned to cope in the event of a nuclear attack.

Wherever your interests lie beyond golf, you won’t be short of inspiration in the Kingdom of Fife. So get out and about and fully enjoy this beautiful region.

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01 Crail lies on the Fife Coastal Path.02 Deep Sea World, North Queensferry.03 The 16th century Falkland Palace.


What’s on

A round of golf in Fife is an event in itself but you’ll find plenty of other planned entertainment throughout the year.

For those who wish to sample Fife’s food and drink, visit one of the regular farmers’ markets. To see the region’s artwork, head down to Pittenweem Arts Festival while for a selection of theatre and film, dance and music, the Byre Theatre in St Andrews is the place to go.

Enjoy the thrill of British championship motorsport at Knockhill or the annual Leuchars Airshow. While for a sense of tradition, Highland games take place throughout the main summer season.

Of course there are also some high profile golf events too, such as the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship in October.

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March14 – 18St Anza: Scotland’s International Poetry FestivalVarious venues, St Andrews G4

www.stanzapoetry.org

April8 – 14The St Andrews Golf WeekSt Andrews G4

www.standrewsgolfweek.com

18 – 23Kirkcaldy Links MarketEsplanade, Kirkcaldy E2

www.linksmarket.org.uk

27 – 17 JunFestival of Historic TransportScottish Vintage Bus Museum,Lathalmond, Dunfermline C1

www.fhvc.org.uk

May10 – 12Kingdom of Fife Real Ale,Cider & Perry FestivalRothes Halls, Glenrothes E3

www.kingdomoffifecamra.org.uk

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01 British Superbikes, Knockhill Racing Circuit.02 The Links Fair, Esplanade, Kirkcaldy.


18 – 20Festival of MuseumsMuseums and galleries, Fife www.festivalofmuseums.com

June1 – 3Culross FestivalAbbey House, Culross B1

www.culrossfestival.com

15 – 17Crail Food FestivalVarious venues, Crail H3

www.crailfoodfest.co.uk

27 – 21 JulEast Neuk FestivalVarious venues, the East Neuk www.eastneukfestival.com

July1Cupar Highland GamesDuffus Park, Cupar E4

www.cuparhighlandgames.org

20 – 29Aberdour FestivalVarious venues, Aberdour D1

www.aberdour-festival.org

21 – 22The Big TentFalkland Estate, Falkland D3

www.bigtentfestival.co.uk

29St Andrews Highland GamesStation Park, St Andrews G4

www.shga.co.uk

August2 – 7Lammas FairMarket Street, St Andrews G4

www.portal.standrews.co.uk

4Inverkeithing Highland GamesBallast Bank Sports Pavillion,Inverkeithing C1

4 – 11Pittenweem Arts FestivalVarious venues, Pittenweem G3

www.pittenweemartsfestival.co.uk

10 – 12Auchtermuchty Festival Traditional Music WeekendVarious venues, Auchtermuchty D4

www.auchtermuchty-festival.org.uk

September1 – 9Fife Outdoor Access FestivalVarious venues, Fife www.fifeoutdooraccessfestival.co.uk

October4 – 7The Alfred Dunhill LinksChampionshipSt Andrews, Kingsbarns & Carnoustie www.alfreddunhilllinks.com

This list highlights just a selection of events taking place in St Andrews & the Kingdom of Fife in 2012.

The events information contained in this publication is as supplied to VisitScotland and to the best of VisitScotland’s knowledge was correct at the time of going to press. VisitScotland can accept no responsibility for any errors. Events can be subject to change, we recommend you check details with a local VisitScotland Information Centre before travelling (see page 24).

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Stay in Fife, play in Perthshire

While you’re in Fife, pop over to neighbouring Perthshire and enjoy some of Scotland’s finest inland courses.St Andrews may be famous but so is Gleneagles with its three championship courses: the King’s, the Queen’s and the PGA Centenary.

In lush Perthshire you’ll be golfing in some of the country’s most glorious scenery which can only help inspire your game to great heights.

Discover the joys of well-known courses such as Crieff Ferntower, Blairgowrie Rosemount, and Pitlochry or seek out the 9-hole hidden gems of Comrie, Killin or St Fillans. Wherever you choose to play, remember there are two excellent golf discount tickets available – the Perthshire Green Card and the Perthshire Highlands Golf Ticket – both of which will allow you to make big savings on green fees.

For more information call Perthshire Adventure Line on 01887 829010.

Visit from 23 – 26 August and you can see the Johnnie Walker Championship being played on the PGA Centenary Course at Gleneagles – the course which will become the centre of the golfing worldin 2014 through its hosting of the Ryder Cup.

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01 The PGA Centenary Course, Gleneagles.


Golf Events in Scotland in 2012

Event Date Venue

Aberdeen Ladies Scottish Open 3rd – 5th May Archerfield Links, East Lothian

Curtis Cup 7th – 10th June Nairn Golf Club, Highlands

Scottish Hydro Challenge 21st – 24th June Macdonald Spey Valley Golf Club, Highlands

Scottish Open 12th – 15th July Castle Stuart Golf Links, Highlands

The Senior Open Championship 26th – 29th July Turnberry Resort, South Ayrshire

Johnnie Walker Championship Date TBC The Gleneagles Hotel, Perthshire

Scottish Senior Open Date TBC Fairmont St Andrews, Fife

Event information correct as of going to print. Visit www.EventScotland.org/golf for up-to-date information.

EventScotland, the national events agency, are proud to be supporting another world-class calendar of golf events in Scotland in 2012. Our support for these events are part of our ongoing commitment to host The 2014 Ryder Cup in Scotland, the Home of Golf.


THE BRITISH GOLF MUSEUM, BRUCE EMBANKMENT, ST ANDREWS, FIFE KY16 9AB The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews Trust, A Scottish Charity SCO 07857

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The award winning British Golf Museum uses a mixture of highly visual displays and exciting interactives to explore over 500 years of golfing history. For more information call 01334 460046 or visit www.britishgolfmuseum.co.uk

The perfect breakfrom playing golf


Discover EatScotland eating establishments throughout the country, as well as information on Scotland’s fantastic produce and events, at visitscotland.com/foodanddrink

Each business receives an annual visit by an assessor to ensure that they are maintaining high standards.

Businesses are assessed on • Hospitality and service • Quality and presentation of food and drink • Quality and freshness of ingredients • Housekeeping and hygiene.

So you can be assured of a great eating experience wherever you see the EatScotland logo. EatScotland Silver and Gold awards indicate excellent and outstanding places to dine.

Where to eat and drink in Scotland

[email protected] www.linkswithhistory.com Phone 01592 649660

Crail Golfing Society 1786 Lundin Golf Club 1868Ladybank Golf Club 1879 Scotscraig Golf Club 1817

With one contact you could be playing four of the oldest golf clubs in Scotland. A unique opportunity to play four different courses in Fife, all over 100 years old and only 40 mins apart. Whether you want to play two, three or four of these great courses, Links with History will book your tee-off times to suit your requirements and even give you a discount with your booking. There are several hotels near these great courses you’ve chosen that will provide you with first-class accommodation during your visit. Play golf on courses used for Open Championship final qualifying when the Open is held at St. Andrews. In short, why not come and play where it all began. Ask Links with History to organise your unique golfing experience, visit www.linkswithhistory.com.

Four Great Golf Courses with one thing in common.

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