Scotscraig Golf Club is located in Tayport, Fife, Scotland, and features a par 71 course. Founded in 1817 by members of The Society of St Andrews Golfers, it is the oldest course still owned and played by its founding club. Scotscraig has a unique blend of links and heathland characteristics and has served as a six-time Open Qualifying venue.
The course was originally laid out by Davie Robertson and later refined by Old Tom Morris and James Braid. It has a continuous competitive history, including the Gold Medal, first played in 1818, which is among the oldest competitions still contested in golf. The clubhouse, established 125 years ago, contains historical golfing artifacts, including the Gold Medal.
On-site facilities include Restaurant, Pro Shop, Locker Room.
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