Fife is a popular vacation place for golfers and nature lovers, and it's a paradise for cyclists.

The most important place in the evolution of golf is St Andrews where there are six golf courses and a Golf Practice Centre.

The Old Course is a golfing myth retaining the basic original design of playing out and then back in, with many of the green sharing holes played in different halves. However the Old Course used to be played in both clockwise and anti-clockwise directions, with the start and finish beside the clubhouse of the Royal & Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews. The New, Jubilee and Eden courses are very fine tests, offering top league alternatives if the Old is unavailable. The New would almost certainly be classed a championship course if it did not lie in the shadow of her elder sister, and the Jubilee and Eden have been revamped to increase their stature.

Across Fife as a whole there are 40 courses offering challenges to club member and visitor alike, from sea washed links to rolling, tree studded inland fairways.

Fife is well connected to the rest of Scotland by road and rail. The nearest international airport is at Edinburgh.