1 Night, 2 Rounds
The two tremendous golf courses at Monifieth are in interesting blend of heathland and links. A true testament to the quality of the Medal Course is that the Royal & Ancient selected it for final qualifying for the 1999 Open Championship at nearby Carnoustie, and again played host in 2007.
Tom Watson enjoyed his first links experience at Monifieth before going on to win his first Open Championship in spectacular fashion. A mere 30 minutes from St Andrews, Monifieth is definitely worth a visit if you are looking to add to your experience of Scottish links golf. Both the Medal & Ashludie are in excellent condition all year round as well as offering equal enjoyment to members and guests alike.
1 Night, 2 Rounds
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2 Nights, 3 Rounds
The course has recent been subject to a development programme, under the stewardship of the head greenkeeper, so visitors can now expect excellent conditioning and quality greens. The neighbouring Ashludie Course may be short, but designer James Braid's subtleties mean strategy is all important to score well.
Monifieth is well worth the stop en-route North from St Andrews to Carnoustie.
Monifieth is renowned for it's strategically positioned bunkers, firm & true greens, making it an extreme test of links golf especially when the wind is gusting from the Firth of Tay. There are challenging holes, particularly the fourth in terms of length - at 456 yards, it is essential that your tee shot is down the fairway in order to avoid dropping shots.
Geoffrey
✓28 Aug 2025
An excellent course in fantastic condition. Keeping the ball on the straight and narrow is the name of the game. The wind plays a big part as does the railway for the first 6 holes. We received a very warm welcome and had a very enjoyable day.
Alistair
✓8 Jul 2025
Course is great but facilities basic.
David
✓26 Jun 2025
Great welcome by all staff. Played it on the first day of tour, perfect not too difficult.
Andrew
✓20 May 2025
Tight fairways made for a fine test if golf. Enjoyable afternoon on a busy day for the course.
Alain
✓9 Sep 2024
very difficult when you don’t know the course and the wind blowing Many blinds shots and very long holes to difficult for middle high handicap a lot of lost balls expected!!
Graham
✓28 Jun 2024
Great traditional links golf course with some very interesting holes. Thoroughly enjoyable and steeped in history. All staff very welcoming and friendly.
Christopher
✓5 Apr 2024
Played the course in driving wind and rain. The upwind holes play very long in these conditions. It's an Open qualifying course - a satisfying challenge.
David
✓16 Sep 2023
A favourite venue of ours over the past 35 years We had a great time They bunkers a bit iffy in places where they are trying new sand but they explained that and it did not detract one bit from the day Thanks Monifieth
Paul
✓20 Sep 2022
Tony
✓2 Aug 2022
Original links golf course.Excellent.
Brian
✓18 Jun 2019
Excellent golf course, just pipped by Panmure.
Ian
✓7 May 2019
Bruce
✓7 May 2019
Great little course , really enjoyable , something for all levels of golf, to cap it off one of our party had a hole in 1 at the 16th
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£50 plus discretionary
Visitors can tee off after 2pm on Saturdays and 11am on Sundays
There are 3 bars on site
There is complimentary car parking
