The Kingsbarns course features dramatic sea views from each hole and a traditional links golf heritage dating from 1793.
A challenging links experience awaits golfers as the course`s spacious fairways roll and twist over dune ridges and hollows through Scottish heather and wispy rough along 1.5 miles of scenic coastline near St. Andrews

The par 72 course extends to 7,126 yards for the championship tees. The 12th (see below) is the longest and the shortest is the 13th, a par-3 148 yards in length playing downhill to a small, well-bunkered green.

The par-3 15th includes a forced carry over the foreshore to a peninsula green jutting out into the North Sea. Sir Michael Bonallack, former R & A secretary, said of the course: `Kingsbarns might well be one of the last true seaside links sites capable of development in Scotland. Mere words cannot convey just how extraordinary the place is. It must be seen to be believed. And once seen it will never be forgotten.`

Signature hole:
TWELFTH (606 yards, par 5) -- Very challenging with the sea hugging the fairway down the length of the hole on the left side.
A green measuring 70 yards awaits your approach.


18 holes, 7,126 yards, par 72.