Parkland Course in Cowdenbeath, Scotland

Cowdenbeath Golf Club

Par
71
Holes
18
Opened
1996

About Cowdenbeath Golf Club

Cowdenbeath Golf Club, also known as Dora, is a picturesque 18-hole parkland course located in Cowdenbeath, Fife, Scotland. Built on the site of the old Dora coal mine, it was originally a 9-hole course completed in 1991 and extended to its current 18-hole layout in 1996. The course features gentle undulations and tree-lined fairways, offering a challenge for golfers of all abilities. Managed by Fife Golf Trust, with the clubhouse run by the club committee, it provides facilities including a pro shop, driving range, putting green, chipping green, practice bunker, changing rooms, showers, lockers, clubhouse, and a restaurant/bar. Visitors are welcome daily.

Facilities

  • Driving Range
    Practice your long game at the full-length driving range
  • Putting Green
    Perfect your putting stroke before your round
  • Chipping Green
    Hone your short game skills at the dedicated chipping area
  • Pro Shop
    Stock up before or after your round from the pro shop
  • Restaurant
    Enjoy excellent dining options in comfortable surroundings
  • Changing Rooms
    Changing rooms with showers to use before and after a round

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