Drumoig

Settlement in Fife

Scotland

Drumoig

Vicarsford Cemetery from the north Credit: Becky Williamson

Drumoig is a small village located in the region of Fife, Scotland. Situated approximately five miles northeast of the town of Leuchars, Drumoig is known for its picturesque setting amidst the rolling hills and stunning landscapes of rural Fife.

The village is primarily residential, with a population of around 500 people. It offers a peaceful and tranquil environment, attracting those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. The community in Drumoig is tight-knit and friendly, creating a welcoming atmosphere for both residents and visitors.

One of the notable features of Drumoig is the renowned Drumoig Golf Course. This 18-hole championship course is highly regarded among golf enthusiasts, offering stunning views of the surrounding countryside while providing a challenging game for players of all skill levels. The golf course also features a driving range, practice facilities, and a clubhouse with amenities for both members and visitors.

In addition to its natural beauty and golfing opportunities, Drumoig boasts convenient access to nearby amenities and attractions. The village is located just a short drive away from the historic town of St. Andrews, famous for its prestigious university, ancient ruins, and world-class golf courses. The coastal town of Dundee is also easily accessible, offering a range of cultural attractions, shopping centers, and entertainment options.

Overall, Drumoig offers a serene and idyllic setting, making it a desirable location for those seeking a peaceful village lifestyle, surrounded by stunning scenery and ample recreational opportunities.

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Drumoig Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.414447/-2.9093686 or Grid Reference NO4325. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Vicarsford Cemetery from the north

Becky Williamson

Houses of straw

Tall structures of straw cubes at the B945.

Aleks Scholz

Knock Hill

Richard Webb

Gate under Knock Hill

It has come second best in what looks like an argument with a fallen tree. Storms during the previous winter, especially the one on 26th November 2021 caused a lot of damage.

Richard Webb

Quarry road, Seggiedean

Knock Hill has been quarried in the past.

Richard Webb

Quarry, Knock Hill

Near the summit. Knock Hill has been quarried in the past. There were a lot of shed sycamore leaves on the ground - due to near drought conditions.

Richard Webb

Summit, Knock Hill

Richard Webb

Fields near Pickletillum

Pickletillum Inn is no more, but the small car park next to the place where it once was offers a chance to take a picture of the extensive fields that dominate the western side of this square.

Aleks Scholz

Drumoig golf course

View from an elevated viewpoint next to the club house over the golf course.

Wheat field

Edge of wheat field

Sheep grazing

Farmland by Motray Water

N Chadwick

Forgan Church

Peaceful old ruined Church tucked away on a minor road.

Jim Bain

Oaklined road.

Looking NE towards Wormit. An oak avenue on a minor road from the A92 to St Michaels. The old map has a place called Egyptmuir here.

Richard Webb

St Michael's Wood.

An infertile sandy area, best suited for tree growing. Looking eastwards into the wood, unusually not clear felled. Some scots pines were left standing.

Richard Webb

Craigie Hill

Rough grassland hill, now with a golf course. Picture shows the green keeper's tools of trade, at a business devoted to golf course maintenance. A useful niche in this part of the country.

Richard Webb