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.

Burntisland Golf Club

Final stop on the Hidden Treasure Trail is the Burntisland Golf Club. This venerable club lays claim to be the 10th oldest golf club in existence with 1797 as the date accepted for its inception. The layout on the Dodhead Links over which the club plays was originally the work of Willie Park Jnr of Musselburgh, twice an Open Champion. The hand of James Braid can also been seen here on the coastal fringe above the Firth of Forth.

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Fife Five things to do under a fiver

Creating memories doesn’t have to cost the earth. There are so many fun things to do in Fife from beach days, park days, inside days in funky places and outdoor walks in really special places you might not think of! You really can have fun without breaking the bank!

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The Wild Fife Five to spot

Heard of the Famous Five? Well here’s Fife’s wildlife famous five for you to spot throughout the seasons on land, sea and on the skyline when you’re out and about. Comical puffins on the Isle of May, soaring sea eagles and colourful dragonflies. Look out in autumn for scurrying squirrels on the red squirrel trail in Devilla Forest and cute seals along the Tentsmuir shoreline.

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Explore Scotland's Ancient Capital

There's plenty to do in Dunfermline and South West Fife. We've got some top tips for places to visit and things to do from one of our local tourism businesses.

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Cycling tour of North Fife

Experienced cyclist James Bonner takes us on a 75km cycle round the North of Fife following the River Tay and venturing inland too.

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