Burntisland Golf House Club
Burntisland, Fife
One of Scotland's oldest clubs, established in 1797, Burntisland offers traditional links golf with spectacular views across the Firth of Forth. The course features undulating fairways, strategic bunkering, and challenging greens. Rich in history and offering excellent value for authentic Scottish golf.
Burntisland Golf House Club, established in 1797, is one of the oldest golf clubs in Scotland with over 225 years of history. The course sits on links land above the Firth of Forth with spectacular views across to Edinburgh. The traditional links layout features undulating fairways, strategic bunkering, and well-maintained greens. The club maintains its historic character while welcoming visitors warmly. The course offers excellent value for authentic Scottish golf in a historic setting.
Architect
Natural evolution over centuries
Established
1797
- Established 1797 - over 225 years of history
- One of Scotland's oldest golf clubs
- Spectacular Firth of Forth views
- Traditional links golf
The course features traditional links holes with Firth of Forth views. Several elevated holes offer spectacular panoramas across to Edinburgh. The undulating terrain creates challenging lies and strategic options. The bunkering is traditional and strategic. The coastal setting provides natural beauty. The historic character is evident throughout.
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Course Conditions
Traditional links conditions with historic character. Fairways are well-maintained with natural undulation. Greens are true. The course plays as traditional links with firm, running surfaces. Wind is a constant factor. Excellent value for the quality and history. Summer offers peak conditions. Good drainage allows year-round play.
What type of golf course is Burntisland Golf House Club?
Burntisland Golf House Club is a links located in Fife. One of Scotland's oldest clubs, established in 1797, Burntisland offers traditional links golf with spectacular views across the Firth of Forth. The c...
Where is Burntisland Golf House Club located?
Burntisland Golf House Club is located in Burntisland, Fife. It's situated in the Fife region of Scotland.
What is the history of Burntisland Golf House Club?
Burntisland Golf House Club, established in 1797, is one of the oldest golf clubs in Scotland with over 225 years of history. The course sits on links land above the Firth of Forth with spectacular vi...
What are the course specifications at Burntisland Golf House Club?
Burntisland Golf House Club is a par 70 course measuring 5,965 yards. The course has a difficulty rating of 3.0/5.0.
How can I book a tee time at Burntisland Golf House Club?
To book a tee time at Burntisland Golf House Club, visit their official website at https://burntislandgolfhouseclub.co.uk/ or contact the course directly at +44 1592 874093. You can also reach them via email at secretary@burntislandgolfhouseclub.co.uk.
What is the best time to visit Burntisland Golf House Club?
The best time to visit Burntisland Golf House Club is during May. Traditional links conditions with historic character. Fairways are well-maintained with natural undulation. Greens are true. The course plays as traditional links with firm, running surfaces. Wind is a constant factor. Excellent value for the quality and history. Summer offers peak conditions. Good drainage allows year-round play.
What are the signature holes at Burntisland Golf House Club?
The course features traditional links holes with Firth of Forth views. Several elevated holes offer spectacular panoramas across to Edinburgh. The undulating terrain creates challenging lies and strat...
Par
70
Length
5,965
yards
Difficulty Rating
3.0/5.0
Burntisland, Fife
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