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Kingsbarns Golf Links

Course Type

Links

Holes

18

Par

72

Distance

5962-7224 Yards

One of the best

Highly regarded as one of the top Links courses in the world. Developed by Kyle Phillips and opened in 2000 Kingsbarns has quickly established itself as a legend amongst links courses. It has now established itself as the ‘Pebble Beach’ of Scottish Golf.

A breathtaking and challenging 18 holes of Championship golf, it runs along the Fife coastline offering views of the ocean from all holes. Kingsbarns Golf Links is one of the finest golfing experiences around and one of the most picturesque courses you will play. A par 72, with total yardage for the golf course varying from 5962 to 7224 yards.

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