Golf courses in St Andrews

St Andrews features seven public links courses managed by the St Andrews Links Trust, including the centuries-old Old Course. The collection spans architectural eras, from Old Tom Morris’s 19th-century New Course to the modern, clifftop Castle Course. Notable features across these grounds include massive double greens, deep pot bunkers, and the iconic Swilcan Bridge, representing the historical evolution of golf.

St Andrews Golf Courses — Map

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St Andrews Golf Club

The Old Course at St Andrews, also known as the Old Lady or the Grand Old Lady, is considered the oldest golf course in the world.

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The Old Course

The Old Course at St Andrews, also known as the Old Lady or the Grand Old Lady, is considered the oldest golf course in the world.

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Old Pavilion

Historic building located adjacent to the first tee of the Old Course, serving as a landmark and gathering point for golfers.

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The Castle Course St. Andrews

Opened in 2008, this clifftop course was designed by David McLay Kidd and offers rugged terrain with views over St Andrews Bay.

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The Jubilee Course

Established in 1897 to commemorate Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee, this championship links course features a narrow, challenging layout.

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The New Course

Designed by Old Tom Morris and opened in 1895, this classic links layout features undulating fairways and challenging greens.

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The Eden Course

Opened in 1914 and designed by Harry Colt, this course utilizes natural boundaries and severe bunkers for a technical links experience.

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Balgove Course

A 9-hole course primarily designed for beginners, children, and those practicing their short game.

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Strathtyrum Course

Opened in 1993 and designed by Donald Steel, this course features fewer bunkers and wider fairways than its neighbors.

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7/11

One of the iconic double greens on the Old Course, shared by the 7th and 11th holes.

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4/14

Double green on the Old Course shared by the 4th and 14th holes.

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The 9th hole of the Old Course, traditionally known as 'End'.

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5/13

Double green on the Old Course shared by the 5th and 13th holes.

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8/10

Double green on the Old Course shared by the 8th and 10th holes.

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3/15

Double green on the Old Course shared by the 3rd and 15th holes.

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6/12

Double green on the Old Course shared by the 6th and 12th holes.

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17

Known as the 'Road Hole,' this 17th hole is one of the world's most famous and difficult par-4s.

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2/16

Double green on the Old Course shared by the 2nd and 16th holes.

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The first hole of the Old Course, featuring the Swilcan Bridge and a famously wide fairway.

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The Old Course

The Old Course at St Andrews, also known as the Old Lady or the Grand Old Lady, is considered the oldest golf course.

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