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Canmore Golf Club
18 Hole • 5455 Yards • Par 67- Fife Time:
Tue 18 - 09:33 am - Clear Sky
5 °C 40 °F - SW
3 mph 5 kph - Sunset
6:24 pm
- Fife Time:
Tue 18 - 09:33 am - Clear Sky
5 °C 40 °F - SW
3 mph 5 kph - Sunset
6:24 pm
Canmore Golf Club is a tree-lined 18-hole course with panoramic views of Scotland’s newest city – Dunfermline – and one of its oldest - Edinburgh.
Built on the outskirts of Dunfermline in 1902 as a 9 hole course, Canmore Golf Club’s course is unlike most as golfers don’t have to tee off on the 1st. The course was designed to meander around the clubhouse, providing a choice of starting points for golfers who only want to play a few holes.
Good play and accuracy are well rewarded in this fantastic course as there are a number of birdie opportunities throughout. And at the end of a round there’s a friendly clubhouse close at hand – regardless of which hole you finish at.
Hole-by-hole
A short Par 4 to start but not without difficulty. A large bunker will swallow up any offline lay up shots and further bunkers to either side of the green will catch any errant tee shots going for the green. The green itself slopes quite severely from front to back and requires a delicate approach to hit and hold the green.
| Tee | White | Yellow | Red |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yards | 257 | 250 | 237 |
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8
- 9
- 10
- 11
- 12
- 13
- 14
- 15
- 16
- 17
- 18
Opening 6 Holes by @Jamiesgolfanddroneadventures
Opening 6 Holes by @Jamiesgolfanddroneadventures
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Holes 7 to 12 by @Jamiesgolfanddroneadventures
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Holes 13 to 18 by @Jamiesgolfanddroneadventures
8K views • 1 day agoPrepare to play our course
The 1st can be played in two ways. If you’re a longer hitter and can carry the ball over 190 yards, allowing you to fly over the large fairway bunker, go for the green. If not, play a lay-up shot, short of the bunker, which will leave a wedge or short iron to the green.
Hole 7 may be short but it can destroy a scorecard if taken lightly. The safest way to play this hole is to land the ball short and allow it to run down onto the green.
The greatest danger at the 12th is coming up short as the danger is in front of the green. Aim for the back of the green - this will allow room for a miss hit and, if the ball does run through the back, there are no dangers.
Fraser Rummins, PGA Head Professional
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