£ - Links
Kinghorn Golf Club
9 Hole • 4637 Yards • Par 67Course Architect: Old Tom Morris
- Fife Time:
Tue 18 - 09:35 am - Clear Sky
5 °C 40 °F - SW
3 mph 5 kph - Sunset
6:24 pm
- Fife Time:
Tue 18 - 09:35 am - Clear Sky
5 °C 40 °F - SW
3 mph 5 kph - Sunset
6:24 pm
Golf’s been played over the links at Kinghorn since at least 1608, with Kinghorn Golf Course opening in 1887, when historic Kinghorn Golf Club was also founded.
Kinghorn Golf Course’s original 9-hole layout was designed by the legendary Old Tom Morris and was extended to 18 holes in 1905. The course, especially from the medal tees, presents a continual challenge and is widely-considered ‘a fine test of traditional links golf’.
Spectacular views over the Firth of Forth are possible from almost all of the 18 holes – views which can also be enjoyed from Kinghorn Golf Club’s current clubhouse, opened in 2009 by Paul Lawrie, Scotland’s 1999 Open Champion.
Hole-by-hole
| Tee | White | Yellow | Red |
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| Yards | 338 | 320 | 315 |
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