St. Michaels Golf Club

I would add that, while there are a few quirky holes, it's a decent challenge. Going to St. Michael's is about inexpensive golf for many locals. But, by virtue of that very thing, the people are a major attribute. The course itself is somewhat hilly and dry, but the greens are pristine and putting there is a pleasure! If you'd like to meet real Scots doing what real Scots do, this is the place. If you're looking to hobnob with rich Americans, this isn't the place.

If you're looking to check out your game prior to a round at a more expensive course, this is a good tract. Extremely friendly and accommodating staff. Rolling hills and a few quirky holes, but, overall, a fun test for the medium to high handicapper.

This little gem is tricky! It is not long, but club selection is critical to being successful here! I played it three times in two weeks as St Andrews was busy with some of the courses closed for the Open next week.
The first round conditions were benign, dry fast fairways and quite slow greens, I didn’t show it the respect it deserved, result: 5 over my handicap! Next wind was blowing from the west! 20+ mph! Again way over my handicap. Had another go on Thursday: birdied 13 after decent drive went long and left, shaped 3 wood through the gap in the conifers to 10’ & holed the putt! A sublime moment! Finished 1 under handicap & won match 2 up!
Yes, a tricky inexpensive little gem! (The driving line on 18 is important, I found it once in 3 goes, result was drive 265 yds. Miss it you’ll be in the trees or bunkered on the left!)

Excellent course, especially the back 9, greens were very good fast and true , great value for money.

We have played St Michaels a few times and would be happy to retun again. Course has some quirky holes particularly on the back 9. Course conditions were dry and running fast on the fairways. Greens fairly slow but in nice condition. People at the club are really friendly and make you feel welcome. Catering has been good in the past but didn't use on this visit

Nice course with the fairways quite dry almost like a links course. Good greens, quite true and fast. Some quirky holes towards the end of the course. Would play again.

This is a good challenge for beginner and the experienced golfer. Good variety of holes and greens are improving as the weather has got warmer.

Really interesting course especially the par 3s. Will make it a regular from now on. Could easily have paid 2/3 times more and I would still think it was worth it.

This course is our 'home' when staying in Fife. Suits all levels of ability in our family and is reasonably priced considering cost of other courses in the area. Will definitely be back again soon.

This is our 'local' when staying in Fife. Played it several times. We have a range of golfers in our family from 13 to a beginner and it suits us all. Greens were a little bare but not surprising for the time of year.

The general condition of the course was average
We played off mats on the tees. The fairways were patchy & the greens had just been hollow tynned & top dressed which did not give a true reflection of their condition
Pace of play was excellent. As a 2 ball we were round in 2 hours 45 minutes.
Made very welcome in the clubhouse after the round.
I am sure that in another couple of months the condition of the course will improve.
Great value for money.