Lundin Golf Club offers some of the finest examples of links holes in Scotland
The course remains largely as it was some 100 years ago. The first five holes are in classic links tradition proceeding from the Clubhouse to the Mile Dyke.
Players then cross the now extinct railway line and play the nine ‘newer’ (1908) James Braid designed holes. Back across the railway, the last four holes revert to pure links.
Not long by modern standards, Lundin nonetheless presents a thorough test of the golfer’s skills.
Visitors
Lundin Golf Club is renowned for its warm welcome to visitors.
“Lundin is a stunning links golf course on the coast of Fife which used to be an Open qualifier. It won’t leave you disappointed with the on course challenge and stunning greens. A great links test with the east coast wind giving you a different course each time you play. A must play when visiting the home of golf.”
