Greenmyre Cup (Rd 2)

Event Details ⚙

Date: Sunday, 13 September 2026

Format: Individual Strokeplay

Category: Mixed

Entry Method: Online

The Greenmyre Cup is a two-round individual strokeplay competition for mixed genders, held at Falkland Golf Club. This event is Round 2, taking place on Sunday 13th September 2026. The competition is open to visiting golfers who can book tee times via the Scottish Golf booking system. Visitors are welcome and can play on either the 9-hole Falkland course or the 18-hole Lomond course, with visitor packages available ranging from golf-only to full meal deals.

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Venue

Falkland Golf Club

Fife, Scotland

Falkland Golf Club is a historic 9-hole parkland course located in Fife, Scotland, approximately 20 miles from St Andrews. Established as a golf club in 1902, the course has deep historical roots tracing back to 1503. The layout provides a moderate challenge suitable for golfers of varying abilities within its nine-hole format. The course is renowned for its spectacular setting, with the world-famous Falkland Palace serving as a striking backdrop to play. Nestled in the Howe of Fife, the course is framed by the majestic Lomond Hills, creating scenic views throughout the round. The parkland terrain and landscape offer an atmospheric golfing experience steeped in Scottish tradition. Located in a historically rich area of Scotland's East Coast, Falkland attracts visitors seeking both a traditional golf experience and connection to the game's heritage. The club features a recently refurbished clubhouse with welcoming facilities. The combination of accessible nine-hole golf, historical significance, and picturesque surroundings makes Falkland a distinctive destination for those exploring golf in the region.