Leslie

About this course

Ladybank hosted Local Final Qualifying again in 2010, when The Open Championship was played at St Andrews. This is the seventh time that Ladybank has hosted Local Final Qualifying since 1978. Those of us who are fortunate enough to play Ladybank on a regular basis are fulsome in our praise of the course and its surroundings. On a fine summer's day there is no finer place on earth - there is no doubt in our minds that this is a course of outstanding quality and rare beauty. For visitors interested in the natural beauty of their surroundings Ladybank also provides valuable wildlife habitat for a range of flora and fauna, which is both locally and nationally uncommon. As well as providing character and definition to the course the abundance of woodland, grassland and heather is important to a wide range of wildlife. Red squirrels, in decline in the UK, are resident in the proliferation of Scots pines in and around the course. Their larger brethren, the grey squirrel, can be found in the broad-leaved species of beech tree in the avenue leading to the Clubhouse. Our objective is the provision of a quality service to complement a quality course. We will endeavour to try and meet your individual needs to ensure you enjoy and remember your Open Qualifying Experience at Ladybank!