Kingsbarns Golf Links

A welcoming opener. Wide fairway. The drive should favor the left to avoid bunkers right. The green slopes back to front.

A stunning par 3 playing downhill toward the North Sea. Bunkers guard the right. The wind makes club selection tricky.

The first par 5 plays along the coast. A risk-reward hole where the green sits perilously close to the water. A birdie chance.

Moving inland. A dogleg left. A bunker guards the corner. The green is set in the dunes.

A slight dogleg right. Bunkers guard the inside corner. The green has severe swells and is guarded by mounds.

A drivable par 4. High risk/reward. The green is guarded by bunkers and a drop-off. A fun hole.

A long par 4 playing to an elevated green. One of the tougher holes on the front nine.

A short, beautiful par 3. The green is tiered and guarded by a front bunker. Precision is key.

A long par 5 returning to the clubhouse. Uphill approach to a well-bunkered green.

Starts the back nine. A dogleg left. The approach is to a green set in a hollow.

A long par 4 playing toward a grove of trees (rare on a links). The green is large and receptive.

The signature par 5. A massive cape hole curving left around the sea. 606 yards. Reaching in two is rare and risky. The green is 65 yards long.

A short par 3 playing over a valley to a green cut into the hillside. Bunkers guard the front.

A solid par 4. The drive must avoid fairway bunkers. The green has two tiers sloping back to front.

The signature par 3. Played over the sea to a peninsula green. The back right pin is 50 yards further than front left. Stunning and terrifying.

A par 5 that doglegs left. A burn runs down the right and behind the green. A strategic layup hole.

A long, difficult par 4. The fairway is littered with bunkers. The approach is to a three-tiered green. A "bogey beware" hole.

The finisher requires an approach over the Cambo Burn to a tiered green. Bunkers guard the inside of the dogleg. A classic finishing test.