Golf Breaks in Fife Scotland

Discover world-class golf, coastal charm and unforgettable Scottish getaways

Enjoy unforgettable golf breaks in Fife Scotland

Experience the perfect combination of championship golf, stunning coastal scenery and warm Scottish hospitality. Known worldwide as the Home of Golf, St Andrews and the surrounding Kingdom of Fife offer and extraordinary destination for golfers of every ability.

Fife is set to become an even more exciting destination as The 155th Open Championship returns to St Andrews from 11–18 July 2027. Whether you’re visiting to experience the atmosphere of The Open Golf Championship or simply looking to play some of Scotland’s finest courses, Premier Stays Fife offers a welcoming base for your getaway. For visitors looking to combine accommodation with memorable rounds of golf, discover our golf packages and deals in Fife, featuring golfing experiences organised in partnership with Scottish Golf Breaks.

Traditional stone holiday home and spacious lounge for golf breaks in Fife
Kitchen and living room in a self-catering golf break cottage in Fife

Plan your peefect golf holiday in Fife and St Andrews

Planning golf breaks in Fife Scotland is an opportunity to experiencie some of the world’s most iconic courses while enjoying the beauty and hospitality of the Scottish coastline. Whether you are dreaming of playing a round at St Andrews, discovering hidden golfing gems across the East Neuk or simply soaking up the atmosphere of Scotland’s Home of Golf, Premier Stays Fife offers comfortable holiday accommodation to suit your plans. 

Our properties provide a welcoming base for exploring the region, with options for couples seeking and relaxing escape and families looking to combine golf with memorable days out. 

All about your holidays in Fife

Scotland's Home of Golf

Fife is one of Scotland’s most iconic golfing destinations, home to the legendary Old Course at St Andrews and an exceptional selection of coastal golf courses. Combining centuries of golfing heritage with breakthtaking scenery, charming fishing villages and historic attractions, the region offers unforgettable experiences for golfers, couples and families alike.

INSIDER TIPS FOR AN UNFORGETTABLE GOLF HOLIDAY IN FIFE

Make the most of your Scottish golf getaway with these local recommendations: 

  • Play St Andrews Links: Experience the historic Home of Golf and explore its world – famous courses, including legendary Old Course. 
  • Discover Kingsbarns Golf Links: Enjoy a spectacular round of golf surrounded by breathtaking views of the North Sea. 
  • Explore Crail and Elie: Visit picturesque coastal villages with traditional links courses, charming harbours and beautiful beaches. 
  • Experience Dumbarnie Links: Discover a modern championship-standard course overlooking the Firth of Forth.
  • Visit the World Golf Museum: Learn about the fascinating history of golf and its connection to St Andrews.
  • Enjoy the Fife Coastal Path: Explore scenic walking trails, hidden beaches and charming fishing communities.
  • Taste local Scottish cuisine: Discover welcoming restaurants serving fresh seafood and traditional Scottish dishes.

HOWTO PLAN YOUR VISIT TO THE OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP IN ST ANDREWS

2027 promises to be an exceptional year for golf breaks in Fife Scotland, as The 155th Open Championship returns to the legendary Old Course at St Andrews from 11–18 July 2027, with the four competitive rounds taking place from 15–18 July.

The tournament will bring together the world’s leading golfers and thousands of spectators, creating an unforgettable atmosphere in the historic Home of Golf. Whether you’re attending the championship with your partner, travelling with family or planning a golfing getaway with friends, Fife offers plenty to discover beyond the fairways.

Accommodation is expected to be in high demand during The Open Championship 2027, so planning your stay well in advance is highly recommended.

For more inspiration, explore our golf holidays and packages in Fife. You can also check our UK Bank Holidays 2027 guide to help organise your annual leave and make the most of your Scottish getaway.

When should you plan your golf break in scotland?

Fife offers memorable golfing experiences throughout much of the year, with each season bringing its own charm and opportunities to explore the region.

  • Spring (April to June): Enjoy longer daylight hours, beautiful coastal landscapes and pleasant opportunities for golf before the busiest summer months. An excellent choice for couples seeking a peaceful Scottish getaway.

  • Summer (July to August): Experience long golfing days, lively coastal towns and the excitement of The Open Championship 2027 in St Andrews. Summer is particularly popular with families and golf enthusiasts, so early booking is recommended.

  • Autumn (September to October): Discover spectacular seasonal colours, atmospheric coastal scenery and opportunities for quieter golf holidays outside major events. Ideal for combining memorable rounds of golf with sightseeing, traditional Scottish cuisine and relaxing evenings.

Frequently asked questions about golf breaks in Fife Scotland

Why is Fife famous for golf?

Fife is internationally recognised as the Home of Golf, thanks to the historic Old Course at St Andrews and its centuries-old golfing heritage. The region is home to exceptional links courses, including Kingsbarns, Crail, Elie and Dumbarnie Links. With spectacular coastal scenery and world-class golfing facilities, Fife is one of Scotland’s most popular destinations for golf holidays.

The Open Championship, also known as The Open or the British Open, is the oldest of the four major championships in men’s professional golf. First played in 1860, it brings together the world’s leading golfers to compete for the famous Claret Jug. The tournament takes place at selected links courses across the UK, including the legendary Old Course at St Andrews in Fife.

The Open Golf Championship takes place over four competitive days, traditionally from Thursday to Sunday. Players compete across 72 holes, with 18 holes scheduled each day. However, the wider championship week includes practice rounds and additional activities, offering spectators more opportunities to experience the atmosphere of this prestigious golfing event.

The 155th Open Championship will take place at the Old Course in St Andrews from 11–18 July 2027, with the four competitive rounds scheduled for 15–18 July. This historic tournament is expected to attract thousands of golf enthusiasts to Fife, making early accommodation planning particularly important.

A three- or four-day golf break is ideal for enjoying several courses while exploring the surrounding area. For visitors attending The Open Championship 2027 or travelling with family, a longer stay of five to seven days provides more time to discover St Andrews, the East Neuk fishing villages and Fife’s beautiful coastline. Explore our UK Bank Holidays 2027 guide for ideas to help plan your time away.