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Drumoig Golf Club

Drumoig, Fife

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About This Course

A modern parkland course designed by Graeme Webster, Drumoig opened in 1994 and offers strategic golf in a beautiful Fife setting. The course features water hazards, mature trees, and excellent practice facilities. Part of a golf center offering lessons and coaching alongside quality golf.

History & Heritage

Drumoig Golf Club, designed by Graeme Webster and opened in 1994, is a modern parkland course set in beautiful Fife countryside. The course was designed with strategic golf in mind, featuring water hazards, mature tree placement, and excellent greens. Part of a comprehensive golf center, Drumoig offers excellent practice facilities alongside quality golf. The course provides a good test for all levels while being particularly suited to those developing their game.

Architect

Graeme Webster

Established

1994

Notable Events
Major tournaments and championships hosted at this course
  • Modern parkland design
  • Excellent practice facilities
  • Golf center with coaching
  • Strategic water hazards
Signature Holes

The course features modern parkland design with strategic challenges. Water comes into play on several key holes. The mature trees create framing and strategic options. Well-placed bunkers protect greens and landing areas. The greens are large and subtly contoured. The design rewards strategic play and course management.

Best Time to Visit
Optimal playing conditions and seasonal information

Recommended Months

AprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctober

Course Conditions

Well-maintained modern parkland conditions. Fairways are in good condition year-round. Greens are true and receptive. Water hazards are well-maintained. The modern design ensures good drainage. Excellent practice facilities complement the course. Summer provides peak conditions. Good value for quality golf.

Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Drumoig Golf Club
What type of golf course is Drumoig Golf Club?

Drumoig Golf Club is a parkland located in Fife. A modern parkland course designed by Graeme Webster, Drumoig opened in 1994 and offers strategic golf in a beautiful Fife setting. The course features...

Where is Drumoig Golf Club located?

Drumoig Golf Club is located in Drumoig, Fife. It's situated in the Fife region of Scotland.

What is the history of Drumoig Golf Club?

Drumoig Golf Club, designed by Graeme Webster and opened in 1994, is a modern parkland course set in beautiful Fife countryside. The course was designed with strategic golf in mind, featuring water ha...

What are the course specifications at Drumoig Golf Club?

Drumoig Golf Club is a par 72 course measuring 6,828 yards. The course has a difficulty rating of 4.0/5.0.

How can I book a tee time at Drumoig Golf Club?

To book a tee time at Drumoig Golf Club, visit their official website at https://www.drumoiggolf.co.uk or contact the course directly at +44 1382 541800. You can also reach them via email at info@drumoiggolf.co.uk.

What is the best time to visit Drumoig Golf Club?

The best time to visit Drumoig Golf Club is during April, May, June, July, August, September, October. Well-maintained modern parkland conditions. Fairways are in good condition year-round. Greens are true and receptive. Water hazards are well-maintained. The modern design ensures good drainage. Excellent practice facilities complement the course. Summer provides peak conditions. Good value for quality golf.

What are the signature holes at Drumoig Golf Club?

The course features modern parkland design with strategic challenges. Water comes into play on several key holes. The mature trees create framing and strategic options. Well-placed bunkers protect gre...

Course Statistics

Par

72

Length

6,828

yards

Difficulty Rating

4.0/5.0

Contact Information
Location

Drumoig, Fife

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