Drumoig Golf Centre

The driving range at Drumoig sits just outside Tayport in Fife, and it's the sort of place golfers pop into without fanfare but leave feeling they've had a proper go at it. You're looking at a well-maintained practice facility with floodlit bays - proper useful if you're staying at Clayton Caravan Park nearby and fancy an evening session. The range itself is straightforward: hit balls, work on your swing, maybe grab a coffee from the clubhouse. Nothing fancy, but it does the job.

It's really for golfers of any standard who want to sharpen up between rounds or just have a knock about. If your family includes someone who actually plays, this beats twiddling your thumbs on a rainy Fife afternoon. Beginners can come too, though you'll want to book a lesson if you're starting from scratch. Summer hours run until 21:00 on weekdays, which is genuinely handy if you're juggling park activities with golf.

The facility is free to access - you just pay per bucket of balls, which keeps costs reasonable. Allow an hour to ninety minutes if you're being methodical; less if you just want to loosen up. Winter hours are shorter and lighter fades earlier, so plan accordingly. Given its proximity to Clayton and the wider Tayside area, Drumoig works as a neat sideline to a caravan holiday rather than a main event. Worth knowing about if golf matters to you; skippable otherwise.