Lundin Golf Club

Lundin Golf Club was originally founded in 1868 before disappearing several years later and being re-established in 1889. For many years, golfers at Lundin shared a large links with neighbouring Leven before increasing demand led to the courses being separated. James Braid designed nine new holes and the modern eighteen-hole Lundin course officially opened in 1909.

The 6371-yard par 71 layout possesses many challenges, including blind drives, deep and punishing bunkers, and constant winds, which make the experience at Lundin Links a thrilling golfing experience. The opening five holes consist of classic seaside links followed by 9 inland holes and then the last 4 returning to pure links.

Lundin is currently ranked 43rd in Scotland by Top 100 Golf Courses and has regularly been used for Open Championship Final Qualifying when The Open has been held at St Andrews.

Useful Information

No handicap certificate is required, but visitors must be able to play to a reasonable standard
Visitors are welcomed throughout the season and tee times can be booked in advance
Smart casual golf clothing is required. Denim jeans, sports shorts, collarless shirts, tracksuits and shell suits are not considered appropriate
Golf buggies, push trolleys and electric trolleys are available for hire and advance booking is recommended
Club hire availability should be confirmed with the Professional Shop when booking
Clean soft-spike golf shoes are permitted in most areas of the Clubhouse

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