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122 Reviews (122)
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Conditions
4.3
Value
4.7
Layout
4.4
Friendliness
4.7
Pace
4.4
Amenities
3.3
91.1%
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113 out of 122 reviews
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4.2
10 Reviews (10)
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Conditions
4.1
Value
4.6
Layout
4.3
Pace
4.4
Amenities
3.0
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4.8
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4.2
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Conditions
4.3
Value
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Layout
4.3
Pace
4.3
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4.8
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Course Highlights
Cowdenbeath delivers outstanding value with wide, forgiving fairways and greens that consistently roll fast and true. Friendly staff and well-maintained conditions make this municipal course a genuinely impressive and affordable round.

About

Holes 18
Type
Style Parkland
Par 71
Length 6207 yards
Slope 126
Rating 70.0

If you're looking for stately history and lore in your Scottish golf, don't look at Cowdenbeath Golf Club. Built in 1988, it certainly doesn't have the seniority of St. Andrews, but it makes up what it lacks in gravitas with character and charm.

Located six miles east of Denfermline, Cowdenbeath Golf Club was built as a nine-hole course on the old Dora Coral mine site (the golf course is still commonly known as "Dora"). Cowdenbeath was ready for play in 1991 and extended to 18 holes in 1996. The length is now 6,207 yards.

It's a parkland layout with, what its Web site describes as, "gentle undulations and tree-lined fairways." The site also boasts that Cowdenbeath is a "challenge for both high and low handicappers."

The golf course features only three par 3s, but also only one par 5, No. 17, a 526-yard beast. The longest par 4 is No. 8 at 428 yards.

The clubhouse at Cowdenbeath Golf Club opened in 1998.

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Course Details

Year Built 1988

Rentals/Services

Pull-carts Yes

Practice/Instruction

Driving Range Yes
Pitching/Chipping Area Yes
Putting Green Yes
Practice Hole Yes

Policies

Credit Cards Accepted Visa, Mastercard
Walking Allowed Yes
Dress code Smart casual. No football colours or vests allowed on the course.

Food & Beverage

Bar

Available Facilities

Clubhouse, Meeting Facilities, Banquet Facilities, Locker Rooms
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4.3
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Really nice course

Was surprised but Course was excellent really nice fairways and great greens. Shame bunkers weren’t raked but hay ho.

Starter was friendly and helpful. Well worth a visit

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