Kirkcaldy Golf Club

Welcome to Kirkcaldy Golf Club

Kirkcaldy Golf Course was designed by the famous Tom Morris in 1904.It is a very attractive 18 Hole parkland course designed to challenge golfers of all standards. One of the many features is a traditional Scottish burn which meanders it’s way by five holes throughout the course.

To complement the golf, players can sample the wonderful clubhouse facility, which provides excellent food and beverage in a friendly environment.

Membership Available

We currently have vacancies for adults, at a cost of  £475, including nominal joining fee.  Please phone or email us for full details.  The new Subscription period starts on 1st July and runs up to 30th June 2013.

In addition, there are vacancies in the junior section. we offer first class junior facilites, with 4, 9 and 18 hole competitions weekly and free coaching.

We also have a strong house section.  The fee of £45 allows members to enjoy full use of clubhouse facilites and regular functions throughout the year.
Further information available from the office (01592 205240) or email

or by mail to: Kirkcaldy Golf Club, Balwearie Road, Kirkcaldy KY2 5LT

or you can download an application form by clicking this link

First In Fife

Have you heard about the excellent value offered by Fife Golfpass?   Three rounds of golf for only £63 or five rounds for £99.   This is an Internet Only scheme,  so for full details of participating clubs and partner hotels please visit the website at www.firstinfifegolf.com

Members - book online or check start times

Click here to access Tee Reservations or check start time

Social Media - Get Connected

Social Media - get connected.

There are loads of ways to get your information from Kirkcaldy Golf Club.  There is a poster on the main noticeboard upstairs -  you can see it here.  The piece basically covers the various options that members can use to select how they get updated on the Clubs news.  

facebook -    and Twitter.

While facebook is recommended (and there are already 40 "fans" following the page) ,  because it enables you to interact with articles and have your say (even join in discussions) there are obviously going to be some members who are not happy with joining up (some parents, I know, are not happy about their children joining facebook).  That needn't mean that they can't get up-to-the-minute updates - that's where Twitter comes in.

We are now at the stage where,  if Mike Ewan has to close the course for example, he can instantly communicate this with the facebook page,  and this is automatically sent through to twitter - so anyone following the Club (@KirkcaldyGolf) will get a text - thus saving them from fagging all the way down to find out it's closed.  We'll also be able to broadcast real-time scores on days like Championship finals, so all members can be right up to date.

It's really easy to follow us  - full instructions on the link.