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Lundin Links, Fife, United Kingdom
Lundin Golf Club is a links course located in Lundin Links, Fife, offering spectacular views over the Firth of Forth to the Lothian coast. The 18-hole course remains largely unchanged from its design over 100 years ago, combining classic links tradition with later additions. The opening five holes follow traditional links style from the clubhouse to the Mile Dyke, while nine holes designed by James Braid in 1908 cross an extinct railway line, with the final four holes reverting to pure links character.
Though not exceptionally long by modern standards, Lundin presents a challenging test featuring open burns, strategic bunkering, and internal out-of-bounds. The course is accessible to golfers of all abilities and offers a thorough examination of golfing skills. Notable for its panoramic views, particularly from the 14th tee, the course hosted Final Qualifying stages for The Open Championship when held at nearby St. Andrews. The course is renowned for its welcoming atmosphere to visitors and represents some of Scotland's finest examples of links golf.
