Sports Attractions

Golf is the major Sports Attraction near Crail. Sauchope Links Holiday Park is situated with two of the most prestigious golf clubs in easy distance of the Park:

Crail Golf Society 

The 7th Oldest Golf Club in the world, this sports attraction near Crail is worth visiting. Members and guests have been enjoying some of the finest links golf in Scotland - many say the world - since 1786. Golfing legend Old Tom Morris laid out the original nine holes at Balcomie in 1895 and in 1998 a second course, Craighead Links, was opened for play, providing a worthy alternative to its famous and historic neighbour.

This golf course is in easy travelling distance of Sauchope Links Holiday Park and is a great course for golf enthusiasts to play.

St Andrews Links

St Andrews, the Home of Golf, is where the game has been nurture and developed for 600 years. St Andrews Links Trust manages seven golf courses, including the Old Course which was the host of the 2010 Open Championship. These seven golf courses make up the largest public golf complex in Europe and are well worth visiting when coming to the Home of Golf.

Lundin Links

The final golf sports attraction near Crail is situated in the East Neuk of Fife, midway between Muirfield and St. Andrews as the crow flies. Lundin Golf Club hosts both the British Open Final Qualifying when contested for at the 'Home of Golf' and the prestigious annual Bank of Scotland East of Scotland 72 Hole Amateur Championship. 

The course is voted among the top links courses in Britain by the Golf Monthly magazine and members and staff at Lundin take great pride in ensuring the many visitors and guests enjoy their magnificent links and renowned hospitality.