Kinghorn Golf Club

Course is full of crazy cool holes, especially the Old Tom Morris front 9. Greens were in amazing condition

Could not be happier with Kinhorn. Course was in great shape and some amazing views. Ill defo be back.

Just back from a lovely afternoon round of golf at Kinghorn. A course that suits my game - short holes but accuracy needed and lots of variety. Interesting changes in elevation makes for many different types of hole and shots. Fantastic views over the Forth. Very friendly and helpful guy in the starters hut who helped with navigation for the first few holes. Another plus was that it was only 3 hours for a round (playing by myself) and a bargain at £17. Hope to get back there again soon! Thanks!

Nice course with some stunning views enjoyed round

Great wee course...friendly staff and great views of the forth

We played in January and off the winter tees so course was shorter than normal but greens were surprisingly fast. First downhill putt rolled off the green!! The course crosses back and forth and I’ve never heard as many fore shouts on a course in my life. Some nice holes, plays like a links course and great views across the Forth to Edinburgh.
Unlikely to be much of a challenge to a low handicap.

It’s always a joy going to play at Kinghorn. It might be short in length but is defended by fast and undulating greens. A fun round of golf with 7 par threes and some driveable par 4s. Playing on a cold November morning the course was busy but we finished in less then 3 hours.

We played the course on Tues 13th of Nov at 10am. The weather was excellent windy but sunny. All greens were on apart from one which was the 10th. The course was a different challenge as tees were all moved to the winter ones. Fairways and greens were in excellent condition and as always the course was difficult with the sloping greens that were running true. All in all and excellent day had by our 4 ball and would play regular if stayed closer. The only down side was the bar being closed when we finished at 13:00pm so couldn't go for the traditon of losers but the juice and crisps but hey ho that's how it goes.

We played kinghorn on a damp morning but we still had great fun and thoroughly enjoyed our round.
The starter was very friendly and helpful and despite being on temporary greens due to course maintenance the course was great fun.
It's short on the card but it doesn't play anywhere near as short in reality.
Several holes run up the hill and accuracy rather than power is definitely required!
All in all a great days golf and we will return next time we're in Fife.

Great day out very challenging course due to the strong winds but will be back to try and conquer this great little course

Always a pleasure going to Kinghorn,course is fantastic and views are amazing

Very surprised by this little gem of a track bit hilly in places but a lot of thinking your way around.greens are tough to land on will be on our play list next year.excellent

Me and three friends are members of colville park motherwell our handicaps are from 10 to 2 on Thursday we played Largs golf course great course to play it cost is £40 weekdays our course is £25 we have played kinghorn but only in the winter for a municipal course this is a fantastic golf course with the best greens I've played on and the best value for money I would recommend this course Ito all my friends

Great day as always at Kinghorn,I have played 3 times in all weather and will continue to travel here to play as long as I can

Great day and a very scenic course as weather was lovely

We had a good welcome from the starter (Robin?)
Took my son to Kinghorn as I thought this was a good course for him to play as he has just started to show an interest in the game. The course was in good condition and a fair test of your game. As first time players of the course it was difficult to navigate our way around the course, especially the holes with a shared fairway, but still a very enjoyable course.and very good value for money.
The off course facilities for a visitor are extremely poor. I think the area that is used may have been a broom cupboard, but thy have somehow manged to
squeeze a bench and a shower in (LOL)
I will have fond memories of playing Kinghorn, the only aspect of the day that didn't fully co-operate was the weather and some hot food on site.

The course was in great condition despite some heavy rain initially, but as everyone knows it does not rain on the course. The course was in great shape with some difficult pin positions that made it a little difficult, but enjoyable. We have played this course many times before so knew what to expect, it's an easy walk for those who carry their bags, and always in great shape, clubhouse was friendly , food was available and a good selection and value for money, we will be back!

Played Kinghorn before, realised it would be relatively slow due to the amount of people playing, so was a little surprised when being pushed on by a group of old timers in a buggy. when playing golf you have to have course management and that should extend to pace of play, its not difficult, windy conditions, busy course, you're not going to speed round so cool your jets and enjoy the game, old timers soon realised and finished their round early. Kinghorn is one of my favourite courses with challenging holes, pacey greens and when the winds blow..fantastic..plus scenic views that you never tire off, so all's good