A wooded heathland course and Open Championship qualifier. Its narrow fairways command respect. Always in immaculate condition, Ladybank provides a pleasant contrast from seaside links golf. The views overlooking the Firth of Forth are breathtaking. Gullane no 2 and no 3 are also highly enjoyable.
Many groups spend an idyllic week golfing in Scotland without stepping outside the Kingdom of Fife.
This is one of the reasons why. Located at the Tay estuary this course combines trees with gorse to ensure there is a constant threat to the stray golf ball. Panmure starts with 3 parkland style holes and then moves into memorable links terrain. Hogan fell in love with Panmure while practicing here prior to winning the 1953 Open. With panoramic views of the imposing Bass Rock on the Firth of Forth this is a truly memorable course .