Medieval Core
Historic streets keep local dining and independent shops close together.
ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND
St Andrews centres on the Old Course, with generations of links design gathered around golf's historic home. Established neighbouring courses offer different tests, while the Castle and neighbouring Fairmont layouts extend play onto higher coastal ground.
Golfers can build several rounds here without relying on a single style of course or repeating the same type of challenge.
St Andrews Links Trust courses remain open to all golfers.
The Old Course has hosted The Open 30 times.
Kittocks and Torrance overlook the Tay Estuary and coast.
PGA-qualified coaches teach golfers at the Links Golf Academy.
Kinfern can include local places and experiences alongside your golf, should you wish to spend more time exploring beyond the course.
Historic streets keep local dining and independent shops close together.
The North Sea remains close throughout the town's eastern edge.
Old Course Hotel and Rusacks keep golfers close to the town centre.
Scotland's oldest university has shaped central St Andrews since 1413.
Tee times at the world's most respected links and parkland courses, secured and coordinated for your group.
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