££ - Links
Scotscraig Golf Club
18 Hole • 6698 Yards • Par 71Course Architect: Old Tom Morris and James Braid
- Fife Time:
Wed 23 - 17:09 pm - Broken Clouds
14 °C 58 °F - NW
14 mph 22 kph - Sunset
7:11 pm
- Fife Time:
Wed 23 - 17:09 pm - Broken Clouds
14 °C 58 °F - NW
14 mph 22 kph - Sunset
7:11 pm
Scotscraig is a traditional links course founded in 1817. This six-time Open Qualifying venue blends links and heathland, and remains the oldest course still owned and played by its founding club.
Established in 1817 by members of the St. Andrews Society of Golfers (later The Royal and Ancient Golf Club), Scotscraig embodies 200 years of golfing history. Designed by Old Tom Morris and James Braid, it remains the oldest course in the world still owned and played by its founding club.
A six-time Open Championship Final Qualifying venue, qualifying site for the 2018 Senior Open Championship, and Scottish PGA Championship host; Scotscraig has long tested world-class professionals.
Scotscraig is a genuine historical heavyweight 20 minutes from the Old Course. Significant recent investment has restored its history and its impact on the sport worldwide.
Hole-by-hole
With the wind typically against, out of bounds, and trouble up the right, keep your opening shot up the left half of the fairway. Your second shot should favour the right half of the green as the slopes will kick your ball left, leaving a tricky up and down from below the green.
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| Yards | 402 | 384 | 376 |
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