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Drambuie Fife 2003

OVERALL LEADERBOARD

DAY 1 LEADERBOARD

DAY 2 LEADERBOARD

DAY 3 LEADERBOARD

DAY 4 LEADERBOARD

PAIRS SCOREBOARD

PLAYERS PROFILE

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2002 EVENT
Ladybank
Scotscraig
Crail Balcomie
St. Andrews Bay

FIFE FAIRWAYS GOLF CARD

If you can't make this year's Drambuie Fife Classic you could always take advantage of our all new Fife Fairways card. Enjoy three rounds of golf over Ladybank, Dukes and the Torrance Course at St Andrews Bay for only £125 per person.
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DRAMBUIE FIFE
QUIZ NIGHT

The first Fife Classic Quiz Night will be held in the St. Andrews itself from 7.30pm on Tuesday 3rd June.

CLASSICS MERCHANDISE

For the first time and following many requests from previous players we are delighted to have a limited range of branded golf goods this year. From golf shirts to golf bags, we have a range of great value Wilson branded products on sale.
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DRAMBUIE HIGHLAND

COURSE GUIDE

SCOTSCRAIG GOLF CLUB
The St Andrews Society of Golfers, forerunner to the Royal and Ancient Golf Club, played the leading role in founding the Scotscraig Golf Club. In 1817, after a meeting called by William Dalgleish, certain members of the St Andrews Society, seeking more golf than the Society's occasional meetings afforded them, decided to form a new club playing over six existing holes near Tayport, Fife. At the time, there were only 12 other golf clubs in existence. Over this rudimentary six hole course, golf had been played, long before the club's formation( for exactly how long, no one knows). In 1835, the golf club went into temporary abeyance, partly due to the course being ploughed up!

The club was resurrected again in 1887 and played over an adjacent 9 hole site until the present site was purchased from Admiral Maitland Dougall in 1888. The first proper clubhouse was not erected until 1896 - before that a hut, part of the local hospital, was shared. In 1904, a lease for additional ground was obtained and the course was extended to 18 holes. The new course was inaugurated on 2nd September, 1905, with an historically interesting match between amateurs, Mr J. Gordon Simpson and Mr F. H. Scroggie (then Scottish Amateur Champion), opposed by two prominent professionals of the day, Andrew Kirkcaldy and Willie Auchterlonie. In 1923, the course was further improved on lines suggested by James Braid and has continued to develop into the distinguished links that it is today. A sense of the club's rich history pervades the elegant clubhouse and the golf course.

In modern times, Scotscraig is used as a Final Open Qualifying course when the Open is played at St Andrews. Competitors from all parts of the world sample the fine links turf and smooth, fast greens and many have remarked on the course's admirable condition.

Although close to the sea, there is something of a heathland nature to Scotscraig, with far more trees in evidence than on most links. Combined with many whin bushes and the rolling nature of the fairways, the course is quite demanding but, at the same time, interesting. The most memorable hole is the 4th, a Par 4 of average length but with a formidable finish over lumpy, heather covered terrain to a plateau green that is very difficult to hit and hold. A more lengthy challenge is the Par 5 14th, a test that calls for precise positioning in order to reach the well-guarded green. Players of all levels will find a day's golf at Scotscraig truly enjoyable.

SCOTSCRAIG SCORECARD

Hole

Out

Yards	402	374	214	366	402	150	401	387	484	3180
Par	4	4	3	4	4	3	4	4	5	35

Hole

Yards	404	459	389	165	523	175	479	380	396	3370
Par	4	4	4	3	5	3	5	4	4	36
								Total Yards		6550
								Par		71

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COURSE GUIDE

Scotscraig
Scotscraig is used as a Final Open Qualifying course when the Open is played at St Andrews
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Ladybank
At 6641 yards length, it is a fair test of golf for the brave and accurate whilst the higher handicap player will enjoy the challenge without too much fear.
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Crail
Crail Golfing Society is the
" World's 7th Oldest Golf Club"
and the members and guests have been enjoying some of the finest links golf in Scotland
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St Andrews Bay (Torrance)
A spectacular 18 hole championship course designed by the late Gene Sarazen and Sam Torrance is blessed with stunning sea views and
cliff-edge tees and greens.
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CLASSIC ITINERARY

Sunday 1st June
4pm to 6pm
Drinks Reception at
the National Golf Centre,
Drumoig near St Aandrews
Drambuie Welcome Reception
and registration

Monday 2nd June
10am to 1pm
Golf over St Andrews Bay

6.00pm
Day One results available online

Tuesday 3rd June
10am to 1pm
Golf over Scotscraig

6.00pm
Day Two results available online

7.30pm
Drambuie Quiz Night in St Andrews
Advance reservations required

Wednesday 4th June
10am to 1pm
Golf over Crail

6.00pm
Day Three results and day four
start times available online

Thursday 5th June
10am to 1pm
Golf over Ladybank

5.00pm
Final results available online

7.30pm to Late
Prizegiving Dinner