Leven Links Golf Course

Golf on this former Open Qualifying course has been played dating back to 1846 on parts of these links with the current configuration coming into being in 1909 with input from Tom Morris. Leven Links is steeped in history not least because it is the archetypal links course. With its fine bents and fescues, its humps, bumps, hollows and ‘wispy' rough it could be well used as the very definition of a true links. As such it is to be savoured by all who play here. Leven also has the distinction of being the 1st course to be made up of 18 tees and 18 greens (St Andrews , Musselburgh and the other older courses at the time were made up of 18 tees but had double greens ) Test your skills on our signature hole the 18th which is real test for golfers of all standards. It measures 456 yards with second or third shot being a carry over the Scoonie burn. It was recently voted the 2nd most challenging finishing hole in Scotland behind the 18th at Carnoustie.