Hidden Golf Treasures

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Fife is known all over the world as the Home of Golf with the most famous course in the world - the Old Course at St Andrews - at the top of many golfers must visit list. But we also have lots of other wonderful courses and we've picked a selection which are well worth playing.

Kinghorn Golf Club

To the west of Kirkcaldy overlooking the Firth of Forth the Kinghorn Golf Club enjoys a well-deserved reputation for the quality of it challenge. It is one of Scotland’s oldest golf courses dating back to 1887 when Old Tom Morris laid out the original nine holes. Today the 18-hole layout is greatly admired and sought out by many return visitors who have experienced the test and enjoyed the spectacular views it offers.

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Frances and Struan from Cambo Estate give us their insider tips to exploring the East Neuk.

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