Scotscraig Golfing Club

23/06/2026

What more can we say?

Championship links, designed by Davie Robertson, refined by Old Tom Morris and later James Braid, just 20 minutes from St Andrews, with Open Championship qualifying credentials and year-round playability.

Book your tee time, and the next, and the next at https://scotscraiggolfingclub.com/

22/06/2026

Capturing the action from our Club Championship this weekend. Thanks to all of you for taking some great shots!

22/06/2026

What a stunning day at Scotscraig for our Club Championship. All of our participants and spectators enjoyed the good weather, good food and particularly the excellent layout of the course.

It was a tough competition all round, with the handicap matches especially close throughout and very little to separate the players. The Ladies Scratch Championship was also very close, making for an exciting day and finish.

The Club Scratch Championship, played over 36 holes, was won by David Romilly 8&7. He started well taking an early lead and making it very difficult for Sean Anderson to get back at him. The match was played by two good friends in the true spirit and cordiality of the game of golf.

Ladies Handicap Championship:
Mo Beat v Ruth Swanston – winner Mo Beat

Ladies Scratch Championship:
Clare Muir v Anna Wilson – winner Clare Muir

Handicap Championship:
Scott Imrie v Paul Black – winner Scott Imrie

Club Scratch Championship:
David Romilly v Sean Anderson – winner David Romilly

A big thank you to the volunteers who helped by caddying and refereeing the matches, and to everyone at the club who put time and effort into making the day such a success.

Congratulations again to our winners. See you again next year!

19/06/2026

If you last played Scotscraig a year or two ago, a lot has changed.

Significant investment across the course and clubhouse has ensured that members and guests enjoy the finest experience possible.

Don't let summer pass you by without experiencing the blend of heritage and hospitality on offer here at Scotscraig.

Read all about it at bunkered

Discover the history and modern comfort of Scotscraig Golf Club in Fife, the world's oldest club-owned links, offering a unique experience.

17/06/2026

For Father’s Day, give your dad exactly the day he deserves. Book him a round of golf at a six-time Open Qualifying venue near Dundee and St Andrews, then treat him to lunch in the historic clubhouse.

Give us a call to book on 01382 552515.

15/06/2026

Book a table for Father’s Day this Sunday, and we’ll give all the dads a free drink to celebrate.

Drop into the clubhouse to book, or call us on 01382 552515.

04/06/2026

A six-time Open Qualifying venue and 2025 Scottish PGA Championship host just 20 minutes from the home of golf, and the most natural inclusion to your St Andrews itinerary.

Authentic Scottish links. True to the game.

www.scotscraiggolfingclub.com

02/06/2026

Planning your perfect weekend of golf? Stay in Scotland’s sunniest city at Malmaison Dundee, enjoy a breakfast of champions, then it’s just a short hop over the River Tay to Scotscraig, where you’ll play historic championship links, established in 1817, and designed and refined by Old Tom Morris and James Braid.

Book your 1, 2, or 3 night trip with Your Golf Travel

https://www.yourgolftravel.com/scotscraig

29/05/2026

Start your weekend with breakfast at the clubhouse.

Bacon rolls, coffee and views over the golf course, what more could you want?

18/05/2026

The fourth hole at Scotscraig, Westward Ho, is the most architecturally significant on the course, with an influence that extends across the Atlantic, serving as the inspiration for the Knoll template hole popularised by C.B. Macdonald and Seth Raynor in America.

James Braid positioned the green atop a small hill — a knoll — on this dogleg par-4. The fairway carries large bunkers to the left, with heathery terrain to the right, requiring precise approach play to a plateau green.

The Knoll concept, and its more extreme variant the Volcano — found throughout Donald Ross’s American designs — trace their origins to Braid’s work at Scotscraig.

Just another way in which a round at Scotscraig offers a walk through the history of the game.