Relax and Play Golf this Winter with the Old Course Winter Package in St Andrews

1st November 2023 - 31st March 2024

3x or 4x Nights Luxury Accommodation (Priced depending on selected lodgings)

1x Round of Championship Golf Included on St. Andrews Links (Old Course) Guaranteed

2x Additional Rounds of Championship Golf on either of the following:

• St. Andrews Links (Castle Course)
• St. Andrews Links (Eden Course)
• St. Andrews Links (Jubilee Course)
• St. Andrews Links (New Course)
• St. Andrews Links (Strathtyrum Course)

St. Andrews Links (Castle Course)

The Castle Course at St. Andrews, situated on the rugged coastline of Scotland, is a remarkable golfing destination that combines breathtaking scenery with a challenging and memorable layout. 

Designed by the renowned architect David McLay Kidd, this course offers golfers a true links-style experience, with undulating fairways, deep bunkers, and large, contoured greens that demand both skill and strategy. 

The course meanders through rolling dunes and dramatic cliffs, providing panoramic views of St. Andrews Bay and the historic city skyline. The Castle Course's signature hole, the par-3 17th, features an awe-inspiring tee shot over a deep ravine to a cliff-top green, creating a thrilling and unforgettable moment for every golfer. 

With its unique blend of natural beauty, strategic design, and rich golfing history, the Castle Course at St. Andrews offers players an unparalleled golf experience in the birthplace of the sport.

St. Andrews Links (Eden Course)

The Eden Course at St. Andrews, nestled along the picturesque Scottish coastline, is a hidden gem that offers golfers a delightful and challenging experience steeped in history. 

Designed by the esteemed Harry S. Colt in 1914, this captivating course boasts classic links-style characteristics, such as wide fairways, strategically placed bunkers, and large, subtly contoured greens that require a deft touch. 

The course's layout is designed to test players' skills while taking advantage of the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape, with stunning views of St. Andrews Bay and the Fife coastline. 

The Eden Course also features a variety of memorable holes, including the par-4 5th hole, which demands an accurate tee shot to avoid the treacherous "Shipwreck Bunker." 

With its blend of historical charm, natural splendor, and engaging design, the Eden Course at St. Andrews provides golfers with an unforgettable experience in one of the world's most revered golfing destinations.

St. Andrews Links (Jubilee Course)

The Jubilee Course at St. Andrews, situated along the enchanting Scottish coastline, is an exceptional golf course that offers players a challenging and memorable experience steeped in rich golfing tradition.

Originally created as a 12-hole layout by Old Tom Morris in 1897 and later expanded to 18 holes in 1905, the Jubilee Course has evolved into a true test of links golf.

With its narrow fairways, deep bunkers, and large, undulating greens, the course demands precision, strategy, and adaptability to the ever-changing coastal winds.

The layout beautifully showcases the rugged dunescape and provides stunning views of St. Andrews Bay and the iconic skyline of the ancient town.

One of the standout holes on the Jubilee Course is the par-4 15th, which challenges golfers with its blind tee shot and well-guarded green.

Combining natural beauty, historical significance, and a demanding design, the Jubilee Course at St. Andrews offers an unforgettable golfing experience in the heart of the home of golf.

St. Andrews Links (New Course)

The New Course at St. Andrews, nestled on the scenic Scottish coastline, is a classic and challenging golf course that offers players an authentic links-style experience steeped in history. 

Despite its name, the New Course is over a century old, having been designed by the legendary Old Tom Morris in 1895. This timeless course features traditional links characteristics, such as tight fairways, strategically placed bunkers, and firm, fast greens that demand precise shot-making and careful course management. 

The layout takes full advantage of the natural dunescape and provides stunning views of the surrounding landscape, including the historic town of St. Andrews and the breathtaking Fife coastline. 

Among the many memorable holes on the New Course is the par-4 10th, which requires a well-placed tee shot to navigate the treacherous gorse and find the hidden green. 

With its combination of natural beauty, historical charm, and engaging design, the New Course at St. Andrews presents golfers with a truly unforgettable experience in one of the world's most iconic golfing destinations.

St. Andrews Links (Strathtyrum Course)

The Strathtyrum Course at St. Andrews, located amidst the stunning scenery of the Scottish coastline, offers golfers a unique and enjoyable experience that showcases the beauty and charm of links-style golf.

Designed by Donald Steel in 1993, the Strathtyrum Course is the youngest course at St. Andrews, yet it maintains the rich golfing tradition associated with the historic venue.

This delightful course features wide, forgiving fairways, well-placed bunkers, and moderately sized greens that cater to golfers of all skill levels.

Despite its more forgiving nature, the course still presents challenges, demanding thoughtful strategy and course management to navigate the subtle contours and natural undulations of the landscape.

The picturesque setting, with views of the surrounding countryside and the Fife coastline, adds to the allure of this charming course. One standout hole on the Strathtyrum Course is the par-4 8th, which requires an accurate approach shot to avoid the strategically placed bunkers guarding the green.

With its blend of playability, natural beauty, and adherence to the storied golfing traditions of St. Andrews, the Strathtyrum Course offers a memorable and enjoyable golfing experience for players of all abilities.

Golf Courses Near St. Andrews Links

• Blairgowrie Golf Club (Lansdowne Course)
• Blairgowrie Golf Club (Rosemont Course)
• Carnoustie Golf Links (Buddon Links)
• Carnoustie Golf Links (Burnside Links)
• Carnoustie Golf Links (Championship Course)
• Crail Golfing Society (Balcomie Links)
• Crail Golfing Society (Craighead Links)
• Downfield Golf Club
• Duke's St. Andrews
• Dumbarnie Links
• Fairmont St. Andrews (Kittocks Course)
• Fairmont St. Andrews (Torrance Course)
• Forfar Golf Club
• Golf House Club (Elie Links)
• Kingsbarns Golf Links
• Ladybank Golf Club
• Leven Links Golf Club
• Lundin Golf Links
• Monifieth Links (Ashludie Course)
• Monifieth Links (Medal Course)
• Panmure Golf Links
• Scotscraig Golf Club

St. Andrews Links (Old Course)

The Old Course at St. Andrews, situated on the majestic Scottish coastline, is an iconic and revered golf course that holds a special place in the hearts of golf enthusiasts worldwide.

As the birthplace of golf, dating back over 600 years, the Old Course boasts a rich history and tradition that is unmatched in the sport.

Designed by Mother Nature herself and refined by notable architects such as Old Tom Morris, this timeless masterpiece features classic links-style characteristics such as wide, undulating fairways, deep pot bunkers, and large, double greens that challenge golfers of all skill levels.

The course's unique layout, including its famous "out and back" routing, requires players to contend with the ever-present coastal winds, demanding precision, strategy, and adaptability.

Among the many iconic holes on the Old Course is the par-4 17th, known as the "Road Hole," which challenges golfers with its blind tee shot and treacherous green guarded by the notorious Road Bunker.

With its unparalleled history, natural beauty, and captivating design, the Old Course at St. Andrews stands as a monument to the sport of golf, offering a once-in-a-lifetime experience for those fortunate enough to walk its hallowed fairways.