Ladybank

Ladybank Golf Course
Ladybank Golf Course was established in 1879. It is a heathland championship course set amongst heather, pine trees and silver birch. The architect of the original 6-hole course, Old Tom Morris, played in the Autumn Meeting that year as a ‘stranger’ and won despite his handicap of +3 strokes. The course definition may have changed dramatically in the intervening years but the course character remains intact!

Ladybank Golf Course is a final qualifying course when the Open is in St. Andrews and past host to both the The Scottish Open Amateur Seniors Championship and The Ladies British Open Amateur Championship.

(Back Tees 6,580 Yards / Par 71)