Architect
Old Tom Morris
Established
1887
Par / Length
65 / 5480y
Access
N/A
Green Fee
$$
Overview: Kinghorn Golf Club is a historic clifftop links that offers one of the most exhilarating and scenic rounds in the Kingdom of Fife. Originally designed by the legendary Old Tom Morris in 1887 and later extended to 18 holes by Willie Fernie, the course clings to the coastline overlooking the Firth of Forth. The layout is characterized by its short but treacherous holes, dramatic elevation changes, and constant exposure to the sea breeze. It is a true "golf for all" course, providing an authentic and fun links experience that rewards adventurous play.
Did You Know? Kinghorn is one of only a few courses where you can see the skyline of Edinburgh, including Arthur's Seat and the castle, while standing on the fairways on the opposite side of the water. The course has a reputation for its small, firm greens that demand precision and a good imagination.
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