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| Old Course
(1) New Course 1895 (2) Jubilee Course 1897 (3) Eden Course 1914 (4) Strathtyrum Course 1993 (5) Balgrove Course 9 holes (1972) 1993 (6) |
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| Built on the site of the old railway yards, the Old Course Hotel owns the Dukes Course on the outskirts of St Andrews. The Old Course itself and the five other courses on the Links are run by the St Andrews Links Trust, see below.
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Old Course Hotel over the Swilcan Bridge and first green of the Old Course |
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 Strathtyrum House St Andrews |
Available to hire for functions and parties, Strathtyrum House is the family home of the Cheape family, who have played such a large part in the history of golf at St Andrews. It is one of the places in St Andrews offered by the Old Course Experience for those with enough funds to pay others to make the arrangements to play the Old Course.
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| The meeting place
of the
Crail
Golfing Club from 1786, the
Golf Hotel is 10 miles / 16 kms south-east of
St Andrews (about 20 minutes by car). It has a small number of bedrooms and
a Scottish pub atmosphere. |
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Old Course Road Hole 17 Rusacks Hotel is the building in the middle Official website of Macdonald Hotels
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Located beside the eighteenth hole of the Old Course, Rusacks Hotel is owned by the Macdonald Hotel chain. After the second shot, leave your clubs at the hotel door and take your putter to the green.
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St Andrews Links Main Clubhouse |
The St Andrews Links Trust has two clubhouses. The main Links Clubhouse, which serves the Old, New and Jubilee Course, is shown here and on the map above. Details of how to play the courses can be found on the Links Trust website. | ||
| Details of other accommodation in St
Andrews can be found on the Kingdom of Fife Tourist Board.
Apart from the six courses on St Andrews Links, there are another
half a dozen prestigious courses within 10 miles/ 17 km of St Andrews. |
Official website of Kingdom of Fife Tourist Board. | ||
