Luffness New Golf Club

Rated highly by Hole19 golfers, Luffness New Golf Club is a semi-private links course in Scotland, United Kingdom, designed by Old Tom Morris and opened in 1894. The layout runs to 6,581 yards over par 70 across 18 holes, with coastline, bunkers, and firm fairways shaping the round. Hole 4 stretches to 506 yards with a deceptive hollow guarding the green. Holes 8 and 12 are noted for beautifully framed tee shots. The 15th, named Freddie Tait, was extended by 103 yards. The 18th closes with a tricky green featuring its own version of the valley of sin, a direct nod to Morris's design. Inside, the Dining Room serves a traditional lunch with a fine selection of wines. The Smoke Room bar is considered one of the finest in golf. Changing rooms carry classic character alongside modern amenities, and the clubhouse displays a collection of golfing memorabilia and artwork.